I would have loved to have provided a more detailed review of this game, but unfortunately my experience only lasted about 15 minutes before I was kindly asked by an immortal to 'gtfo'. Upon logging in, you see the typical creation screen that would be seen in most any other DBSaga derivative. After creating my character, I was informed that in order to do anything in the game, I would be required to read 66 announcements on the game's announcement board. These announcements contain such informative information such as 'you're on your own for the weekend, I made plans with my wife'.

I realize that a DragonBall MUD is not really designed to be taken all that seriously, but after voicing my distaste with that code-enforced policy, I was asked to, in the offending immortal's words, 'gtfo'.

Perhaps when the immortal staff shows a greater respect toward growing their playerbase, they will propel their MUD to a higher level. As it stands, now, DragonBall Infinity only represents a failed promise, and it will not be able to sustain itself if its implementers take such a perspective toward their playerbase.