I think the first white males were the criminals.
Overall, it didn't feel like Star Wars. The Jedi Master dying to a knife/deception was stupid, after all the posturing, and self-proclaimed assassin trying to pick a fight and pulling out weapons, trying to grab at your weapon just seemed off But whatever. The fight looked more Matrix-y and the CGI enhanced fight looked awkward at times. Maybe it is just me, but I just don't care for fight scenes as much as I used to and find them often a bore/repetitive. The set were fine but something I can't quite place my finger on seemed off. Maybe too clean? Too cramped? But I think the main thing is that the characters are all kind of unlikeable/boring. The Jedi Knight who keeps igniting his lightsaber for no reason. The Jedi sanctuary which has a robot guard with a metal head shield which was coaxed out of its resting place only to have a charge placed on the otherwise outside facing shield top (why bother coaxing it out then which was then bypassed multiple times later in the show through the open roof courtyard rooms? Also, if the assassin barely beat a Jedi with a trick and with weapons after getting schooled in physical combat by jedi that refused to bring her lightsaber to bear, why would the assassin think she stands a chance against another one? Clearly, she was overmatched in physical combat, why then go after or be sent after another?
None of the Jedi can detect a disturbance at all? None of them have force pull/push to just hurl an opponent against the wall and hold them there/or disarm them like Vader would?
Ultimately, I think the main issue comes back to a lack of compelling character development. They are about as flat as the motorcycle gang in Book of Boba Fett.