Palpatine's master plan in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker makes a lot more sense when viewed as a logical extension of Star Wars' main conflicts.
Palpatine’s Exegol plan in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was secretly genius when looking at it within the context of Star Wars’ biggest conflicts. The Rise of Skywalker brought Palpatine back from the dead to great controversy, with the over reliance on nostalgia and contrived mechanics behind his resurrection often cited as two of the film’s biggest flaws.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT While Star Wars’ main conflicts can easily be classified as the fight between light and dark, there’s another pattern to be found within the galaxy’s 5,000-year history. It was never just about the Jedi vs. the Sith, the Jedi vs. the Nihil, the Separatists vs. the Republic, the Rebellion vs. the Empire, or the Resistance vs. the First Order - it was also about the Core Worlds vs. the Outer Rim.
As a result, had Palpatine’s plan worked, he could have launched a galaxy-altering threat before anyone could stop him. Prior to General Hux’s turn, there was no way to track the Sith Eternal’s fleet, no way to know when he would launch his forces or where he would send them first. Palpatine could have ordered a Blitzkrieg, essentially, surprising and overwhelming the enemy in one fell swoop, especially considering the sheer number of Star Destroyers Palpatine had managed to produce.
Why Palpatine's Rise Of Skywalker Plan Failed Despite Exegol’s strategic benefits, Palpatine’s plan still failed. Though Darth Sidious was usually ten steps ahead of everyone else, one of his biggest weaknesses was his inability to comprehend the power of human emotion. He can recognize it and twist it to his benefit, certainly, but he tends to underestimate how emotion can affect a person’s rationality and very nature.
And, since several tie-in stories have implied that the Fleet’s construction began just before the reign of the Empire ended, it can be concluded that their designs were well-known to the Resistance, and thus their weaknesses were easy to exploit. Once the Resistance found the Sith Eternal Fleet, it became simple enough to destroy the entire armada as long as the navigational signal was taken out of commission.
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