It's out? I thought it came on the 17th...
If anybody cares to review / spoil please do so.
Here's some spoilers then: I'll probably write something more detailed later if I have the time, but to sum it up, "The Mandalorian" (still has no name) gets hired by "The Client" to track down "The Asset" who turns out to be a baby member of Yoda's species. I'm guessing the baby will be how the writers will force the main character to go to Dagobah to give us the unneeded explanation about Yoda's people. Hopefully they don't drop names and just keep it as obscure as possible. The planet this all takes place on is not Tatooine... Instead the main setting is another Not-Tatooine called Arvala 7... I kind of suspected this would happen when they called nu-Jawas "Off-World Jawas" on merch.
For some minor info, the Imperial Remnants are canon again, and some remnants now function as mercenaries and thugs for hire. Mythosaurs are also canon again (although they were talked about before in Galaxy's Edge but since nobody hardly paid attention to park lore nor the park itself, its not surprising it went unnoticed) which were first mentioned in the 80s comics and were the origin of the skull symbol on Mandos. There's also a few recycled alien costumes from Solo and TLJ, which was already leaked before, but seeing them again is cringy, thankfully there were at least some pre-Disney aliens about and it was nice seeing a Quarren again, which I think hasn't had an appearance in live action Disney canon, although they were better off dropping the nu-aliens or redesigning them into whatever alien they're clearly knock-offs of (FYI to save some cash, they will be re-using a lot of costumes and props from Solo and TLJ here in the future...). As for a review, I already gave my two cents above your post.
That seems to be what most are saying. Even me. It definitely has a high budget. High quality special effects, expensive production value, lots of little easter eggs here and there but the characters and story are just really lame or flat. I probably wouldn't have an issue with that if not for the fact that we already know this show is just going to turn into First Order and sequel tie-in fellating so they can force you to like the films. They also didn't waste anytime in revealing another member of Yoda's species...
On a less important note, I just realized that the main character's ship is designed after "Jaster's Legacy", the one Jango Fett used to have in the old canon Bounty Hunter video game (PS2) before he got the Slave I. And the midget dewbacks are actually Blurrgs from the second Ewoks movie. At least the references here aren't as lame or as hamfisted as in most nu-media, but you just kinda wonder what's the point when you know these references mean literally nothing in this new timeline, unless Disney really is that desperate to attract that old part of the fanbase they alienated.
hate it because it wasnt woke.
Give it time. It'll turn eventually. If it doesn't go woke, I'll be pleasantly surprised, but that seems unlikely. And even if it doesn't, that would only make it slightly more watchable rather than automatically good. Best chance this show has for longevity is to just drop the FO/sequel connection and just focus on its own story and try not to make the characters super important. Best stories for me are ones about a character going through his own trials and adventures rather than existing as a necessary plot device for a more popular character.
What was wrong with it? It had solid gameplay, a good story, excellent level design and great characters, with it even doing a better job of expanding Jango's character and making you sympathize with him more than Attack of the Clowns did. Its only flaw was not having more levels, having too many repetitive enemies early on and needing more difficulty.