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JacobДЄs if Jacob couldnвЂ™t get any worse, he gets sidelined in his own side mission - and he cheats on Femshep no matter what the player chooses. The fact that sheвЂ™s able to show who she truly is - and have players fall for her romantically - while her face and body are totally obscured is a feat. She shows just how much the player has meant to her own growth through lovably awkward admiration, and she displays familial devotion to her people with nerdy, explanatory flair. While she ultimately proves to be a bad firefight leader, sheвЂ™s expresses her personality and emotions more clearly here than in the first game. Now, sheвЂ™s a capable engineer leading her own squad in the name of her people.

Gone is the wide-eyed wonder she displayed in the first game for the galaxyвЂ™s technological feats. It introduces the Quarian society in courtroom drama fashion while also showcasing how much TaliвЂ™s grown over the years. Tali, who is now untethered from exposition duty, gets the best loyalty mission in the game. HeвЂ™s also integral to the plot: He comes up with the countermeasure to the paralyzing seeker swarms. He is a great counterpoint to the emotional connection players formed with Wrex in the previous game, and his lovable goofiness makes it difficult for players to decide where they land on the Genophage. He doesnвЂ™t regret this decision, passionately arguing that the Genophage was a necessary choice to protect the galaxy from Krogan brutality. Mordin didnвЂ™t create the Genophage, but he maintains it, making sure it continues to be effective, wrecking any chance of true Krogan civilizational growth. In just one game, itвЂ™s revealed that heвЂ™s a caring doctor, a scientist driven mostly by logic, a brutal ex-spy, an actor who likes patter songs, a dabbler in religion, a hyperactive madman who speaks like William Shatner on speed and a man responsible for dooming a whole race.

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In the centuries following the Dominion Civil War, Sur'Kesh would return to being a major tourist attraction, and has since returned to full salarian control.Mordin is the most well-defined character in the trilogy. Even during the Reaper War, the planet remained far from the front lines, and the Union surrendered to the Galactic Dominion before enemy forces even arrived in the system during the Post-Apocalyptic War, avoiding a costly siege. Since the conclusion of the Age of the Shattered Barons and before the Dominion Civil War, Sur'Kesh was untouched by war and violence.

As such, Sur'Kesh is considered one of the many wonders of the galaxy. This reverence for the planet has led to Sur'Kesh being something of an oddball in galactic society, being one of the few planets in the galaxy occupied by a powerful interstellar civilization that is hardly urbanized, containing nearly 78% rurality. Being the capital of the Salarian Union, Sur'Kesh is the cradle of salarian civilization, and is held in high regard by all salarians: one of many salarian dicta is that Sur'Kesh has and will forever remain untouched by foreign occupation or attack, and this has been the driving force behind the ideology of the Union Defense Force, which has maintained an outward operational methodology of ending wars before they begin, and if this fails, keeping the war far from Sur'Kesh itself. Sur'Kesh ( Louin name that means 'Tall Haven') is the second planet of the Pranas system in the Annos Basin cluster, and the homeworld of the salarian species. No wonder the salarians are so weak.' - Urdnot Wrex describing Sur'Kesh.