I've seen people on here make the claim that Satine sent the exiled warriors to an agricultural paradise and was always so confused by it because... that's not actually what we're shown or told in the episode and I've never quite understood where it came from.
Apparently it's a fucking source book that talks about Concordia like it's this beautiful, lush, forested utopia that is keeping Mandalore alive with its natural resources.
Y'all Satine literally says it got turned into a mining facility before the "wars" even ended (exactly how long ago that is is left somewhat unclear) and that it was destroyed by the over-mining so badly that it's only JUST starting to recover when she takes Obi-Wan there during the Clone War.
This screenshot from when Obi-Wan and Satine first arrive on Concordia does show some water and a little greenery but it hardly looks like it's an agricultural paradise.
And when we get a more up-close look at it, this is what we see.
There's some trees there, sure, but it's... fairly barren otherwise. And of course when he gets closer to the mine it's even more barren with only a few scattered trees.
It's also fairly homogenous. The ONLY thing we see growing are these trees that don't seem like they'd be super helpful in the way of providing food. And we don't know how long these trees have even been here since the forests are only just now starting to "grow back."
So I'm sorry but Satine absolutely did not exile people to an agricultural paradise. At best you can claim that she exiled people to a place slightly less destroyed than Mandalore itself, but it was not at all capable of SUPPORTING itself and was likely a bit of a barren hellhole at the time and all of the food they had probably came from Mandalore's imports, leaving the exiles and anyone else there with them entirely dependent on Mandalore and on Satine's mercy.
