For King and Country!
Project: Infinity has nothing to do with the Forge.

I was a little lost as it began by running off at a tangent in an effort to explain the end of the last story and set up the bulk of this story. The problem being one did not follow on well from the other and the introcued paradigm did not sit well within the whole.

Without Suze, Alby and Karlendorf had to drive the plot, but they did it poorly.

The second half did pick up though as total dalek war errupted. As a bonus there were units of special weapons daleks, which bumped my opinion of this up by a lot.

Who wouldn't love battles featuring battalions of daleks with special weapon units being used strategically?

Gareth Thomas moves into a more significant role and as he does, the quality of the production improves.

I still find it hard to get into this and have empathy for the characters, but when you have someone like Gareth to cling on to, things do improve. Suze is turning very dark in this story but that helps to build the scene and establish the feelings of the various key players in this.

I found this hard to get in to. It begins by setting the scene and introducing a bunch of characters. Initially you are unsure which of the characters to have any empathy with. It is half way through when you realise Suze and Alby are the main characters, but the problem is both characters are over shadowed by the talented voice of Gareth Thomas playing a minor character but with far more charisma.

Add to this, the daleks have a plot that doesn't make a lot of sense and are making some un-dalek like decisions. It is hard to stop and focus on these questions while you are still understanding the setting and trying to establish the limitations of human technology and society at this point in the future.

I am certain these issues will smooth ut as the series goes, but I found it hard work to begin.