Here's a summary, I'll leave out all the things that we already know about the Starcruiser history and just focus on her experience.
She found that the role playing aspect didn't really exist. She tried to develop a character to portray while on the SC and was quickly dismissed by the performers who already knew her real name (this info is apparently fed to the performers as a way to enhance the experience, so trying to be someone else ruins that for the performers). So immediately the whole premise of living out your Star Wars dream is ruined, you get to be YOU in a Star Wars shaped environment rather than being a part of it.
For the "story", you're supposed to end up as either a Smuggler, a First Order, or a Rebel (probably got the group names wrong, but it doesn't matter). You're supposed to organically filter into these groups based on people that you choose to interact with, tasks you complete on the ship, etc. However, Jenny did those things and still did not get attached to a specific storyline until the experience was almost over. The app is supposed to show your allegiances/friendship with certain characters and hers did not make any sense based on the people she had interacted with.
This makes her think (and I agree) that there are probably limits on the number of people that can be on each story path, and if you didn't trigger the right things (or if the system didn't properly register them in her case) then eventually you'd just get lumped into a group. She mentioned that you could go to guest relations to get put on a story path, but the goal is obviously to have things workout naturally based on your decisions, so by the time you realize things aren't working, it's already immersion breaking (and a huge waste of your valuable time) and there's no real recovery that guest services could have offered to off-set that.
She mentioned feeling stressed out at one point due to the overwhelming schedule of things you had on the schedule. With the price point she didn't really want to just blow things off (ya never know when something cool will actually happen), so she didn't really have much down time to just unwind.
For the events that she went to, most of them were incredibly basic and quite similar to what I've seen on
DCL, just at a larger scale. Nothing really exceptionally mind blowing other than the final show with Rey and Kylo.
For the dinner show they had her at a table behind a pole, so she could not see the performers, and it was so bad that she couldn't even see that 2 of the characters were supposed to be developing a love story. She literally didn't even know they interacted because the view was so obstructed. The food was pretty good by her account, however, she did say that some of the food was pretty obviously just the same food available at Pandora.
On check out day, housekeeping comes by and knocks on everyone's doors hours before their departure. She was turned off by this, because that simply doesn't happen at other Disney resorts. It wasn't the typical early morning housekeeping visit, this was a "wake up and get ready to leave" visit.
I certainly skipped or forgot other details, but that's the gist of it. Basically, not much to do other than scan things with your phone, everything cool can be fit into a tiktok, and the roleplaying experience didn't actually exist.