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human
[Star Wars] Why aren't there any decent targetting computers?

What's with all the manual shooting TV-game stuff? Any decent computer software could track the vectors of these ships and never miss.
gpt
In the Expanded Universe, it was explained that electronic warfare is ludicrously heavy in the setting, even at a baseline. Not just typical ECM, sensor-blinding, and so on but active attempts to intrude on and confuse the enemy's targeting computers as well. This is so common in the setting that it's become simply accepted as a fact of any engagement, demanding specialized sensors to overcome it (and, in turn, even heavier electronic warfare vessels to overcome those).

This in turn drives the things like guns fired with seemingly "primitive" targeting computers and flak-like bursts fired to intercept fighters and missiles.

When there is no EWAR in play, ships are capable of tremendous feats of gunnery. When there is - and the equipment to do this seems so cheap and ubiquitous that this is pretty much "in any battle" - it's better to have systems that still work.

I do not know if this explanation is retained in the Disney continuity.