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SWTOR planet Quesh: the anti-vacation spot
If you are looking for long sandy beaches, bright blue skies, and warm fresh air, then Quesh is not your vacation spot. However, if you're into poisonous chemicals, heavy pollutants, and war-scarred landscapes, then I have the perfect place for you! Today, Star Wars: The Old Republic introduced Quesh as the 17th planet players can visit in their exploration of the galaxy. This toxic treasure was first discovered in Hutt space during the Great War but was quickly abandoned because of the poisons discovered in the atmosphere. It was not until years later that a scientist reviewed the chemical analysis reports from the planet and discovered a key component for making adrenals. Shortly thereafter, the planet became the Republic's secret source of revenue. But like all secrets, it did not stay secret for long. Upon its discovery by the Empire, the Sith sent a full-scale attack force to steal the planet from the Republic. The official SWTOR planetary page hints at possible PvP on the planet with these words: "Now, the Republic struggles to defend its investment from the Empire and their unhappy Hutt Cartel allies." As for the actual gameplay on the planet -- I guess we will have to wait and see. Check out the stunning concept art and screenshots below, then visit the official announcement for more information. %Gallery-114826%
BioWare reveals new playable planet for The Old Republic
BioWare has just released some new information on their upcoming Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO which includes screenshots and concept art for a newly-announced playable planet: Nal Hutta. This planet, translated to "Glorious Jewel" in Huttese, is considered a wasteland of nightmarish bogs and industrial waste to most races. Yet to the Hutts who took over the planet, it's a paradise.Check out the story page over at The Old Republic's main site for more information on the planet's history of crime and manipulation. If visuals are more your thing, check out the newest additions to our screenshot and concept art galleries below, including several news ones from Hutta.%Gallery-35034%%Gallery-35033%
