Haha, "weeablue" is so fitting for Cora.
I'd throw Liam out the airlock, though. No hesitation whatsoever. I don't tend to expect much from human squad-mates in Mass Effect games, unfortunately. I don't think we're an inherently boring species, but what do I know? However, Liam ups the ante for being dull and uninteresting, going so far as to thrown in obnoxious as a surprise bonus. He spends all his time wandering my engineering bay shirtless, blathering his monotone, platitude laden, insipid drivel to any poor soul that foolishly makes the mistake of stumbling upon his six hundred year old, stain-caked couch.
To the void with you, sir. That having been said, I find Cora's endless Asari worship incredibly tedious (Hey hey, I worked with the Asari. Aren't they great? Hey hey, I sent you an email filled with Asari proverbs. Can we go looking for the Asari? I worked with them, you know. They're great. Want to hear more war stories about my time as a huntress with the Asari? They're so great), and her oppressed biotic garbage drives me up the wall. In the original trilogy, the government spent years tracking down people genetically predisposed to biotic augmentation, abducted them, inserted biotic amps and gizmos into their flesh, and hoped one out of ten would live and manifest some kind of useful power. In this... biotics are apparently X-Men and Cora magically manifested her power, sans augments, when she was a teenager. D grade fan fiction hogwash. A poor man's Dragon Age magus subplot without the fun Templars. Bleh!
But still... at least she actively annoys me. Liam makes me yawn and grimace in disgust. So... Cora wins. Congratulations, I guess. :-/
Edit addition: Drack is my favorite too. Every character is one or two simple notes played ad-infinitum here, but at least his are "grizzled bad ass" and "caring grandpa." I like it.
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