Here is the thing.
I can suspend disbelief if that disbelief has been established. You have zombies in your world? Fine, as long as you've established it. You want to have zombies who can't see you if you are wearing polka dots? Fine, as long as you've established it. You establish your rules and I'll accept them. I'll suspend any belief you need me to, as long as you've established that I should be suspending it.
It is the DUMB stuff that gets me. The Inquisitor base doesn't have shields because nobody would dare attack them? What? YOU literally attack them with two crappy little speeders, one of which actually escapes, and kill tons of Imperials, and you mean to tell me nobody has ever considered it before? Oh, and the rebels start to get away... but they don't send any of those TIE Fighters we saw earlier in *that very episode* after you. Instead, the bad guys just look frustrated and then turn around and shrug and are like "Oh well, they got away, nothing we can do!". What? Why wouldn't they just... chase them? And don't tell me "Well, that inquisitor put a tracking device on their ship so LET them go." Nobody knew that at the time.
And it is EASY TO FIX. "The Inquisitor Base has incredible shields, but we have a hacker who can bring them down long enough for a ship or two to slip in and out." "There are TIE Fighters that might chase us, but we can deploy a hack that will freeze them and not let them deploy for a minute." Like, a single line of dialogue would fix so many problems.
This show is doing this so many times per episode that it makes it hard for me to enjoy. Like... Darth Vader just watched Obi Wan get away. Just watched. A little flame in between them, flame that he had ALREADY PUT OUT USING THE FORCE ONE MINUTE BEFORE... but he lets him escape. Huh?
