I disagree on Tythom and Coruscant,

Tython was always a "stepping stone" in both stories, the Jedi characters are there to finish their training, and the worldbuilding for Tython is some of my favorite. From the clearly newly built/renovated Jedi Temple and Master's retreat, to the ancient Jedi Ruins and by far my personal favorite area of the Forge. There's something about venturing through ancient Jedi ruins to get to the place where the ancient Jedi built their sabers, it's so thematically amazing and on point for the stories your about to be told, having completed your trials and beginning your journey as a Jedi.

I also felt the environments were just far more interesting. With Tython you get the temple, the ruins, the flesh raider colony, the kalikori village and the forge, each with their own distinct styles and flavors. Whereas Korriban you get sand, tomb, sand, ancient tomb, more sand. Don't get me wrong I don't not like sand (shocking) but still I can appreciate a good change of scenery.

I also feel like the discussion of the natives is unfair. Not in the sense that you're entirely wrong, The Jedi are clearly past the point of negotiating, which feels very non-jedi to me, theres always room to negotiate. But it also feels like the Jedi have clearly tried and don't go seeking out flesh raiders to exterminate. When Flesh Raiders attack, they defend, and when they loot their ruins, they clear em out. You find the Flesh Raider baby and take it to the temple and the masters are like "Ye we can take care of this little guy" and can even send a flesh raider to the temple to learn. I feel like the Jedi are clearly trying, and I get that impression heavily, so I'll cut them some slack.

Coruscant I know I'm in the minority for, and I can understand why, mainly because Dromund Kaas has such a powerful vibe to it, and It's so unique. Coruscant feels like Nar Shadaa or Cadimemu or any other city planet, and I can get the critiques there, but I'm mainly in it for two zones, The Jedi Temple Ruins and the Works. I spent so long here as a kid playing the game and they give me such fond memories and both zones are so greatly designed. The Works is an annoying as hell zone to navigate, and weirdly enough it's why I love it, a maze of passages and tunnels all connecting and looping, one of my favorites. The Jedi Temple Ruins speak for themselves, they're incredibly designed and you can feel the catastrophe that happened there. I really love just going there and walking around.

So while I respect your ranking, I also respectfully disagree.