Here is Darth Hater's dissection of the latest Developer Dispatch from Star Wars: The Old Republic, which focuses largely on the recently revealed Taris. As in our prior dissections, we will add new content in as we find it, so keep checking back. Feel free to let us know if you notice something we missed, and we will be happy to add it to our dissection with credit. Note: if something is mentioned in a prior dissection, then we do not reiterate it again here. Low bandwidth users should note there are numerous images contained in this article.
The much beloved KOTOR Swoop Bike Racetrack is seen above. For those who are nostalgic about KOTOR, this comes as a welcome surprise.
A seventh menu button is seen for the first time in the shot above, and possibly a level 40 Sith Inquisitor.
This screenshot features a Taris location that is not named. We noticed the seventh menu button seen in James Ohlen's UI is missing from the Level 10 UI.
We get a good look at this 'Sinking City' in the screenshot above, which is featured multiple times throughout the Developer Dispatch video.
Detailed explosion and smoke effects are featured. We think they are noticeably improved compared to the last time we saw them.
The Jedi Knight in this image is attacking the red 'alpha' Rakghoul before the others, which is the same way the Trooper chose to progress a comparable fight. This could suggest that the red or 'alpha' Rakghoul is a buffer or 'pack leader.' Similar to past dissections where multiple ranks of mobs were shown, this is indicative of a player making a primary kill target decision out of a group of mobs.

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The images above feature Republic and Sith faction banners that indicate the claim to these locations. Since Taris is an independent planet, this could confirm our thinking that independent planets might contain PvPvE. Towards the end of the documentary, Drew Karpyshyn mentions that your actions on the planet will affect the planet itself. Also, we tried to decode the Aurebesh on the green sign, and we couldn't reliably decode anything remotely close to a word.
We see our little droid buddy from the official forum's avatar. We did not see a frontal image of the droid's face, but we can confirm it is one of the same droids from the avatar choices.
This is a side by side comparison of James Ohlen's Sith Inquisitor to Scott Carpenter's Level 10 one. Since we already know what the icons represent, and the selection differs between the two shots, we can reasonably conclude James Ohlen's character is a higher level than Scott Carpenter's.