Bring back the Krogan.

I agree on one thing: Where's my biotic krogan dammit?! If they expand the character roster in the next game, finally give us a strong biotic adept krogan. It could lead to so many interesting conversations. Oh. and a vanguard quarian. Because I HAVE to see that.

That said: Drack is like a mix of wrex and zaeed. Loving him.

You forgot the dude obsessed with fishing on the Presidium and the "stupid machine... give me the access codes or I'll turn your virtual ass into actual dust" krogan and Wrex's "he's right y'now... they're actually going to let me eat you". There weren't any memorable stand out moments like these with Krogan npcs in this game. Many of them don't even sound like real Krogan.

Drack is a poor man's Wrex... lacking personality and charm. Spent 40 hours with him and I couldn't describe him any better now than before I played the game - he's just a old grizzled macho-man who enjoys killing things. There's nothing going on below the surface, you could say that about most characters in the game though, really.

Quarian Vanguard?

Please do read the lore again. Exposure to ANYTHING is much more risky for the Quarians. If you expose one to Eezo, which causes OTHER races to get brain tumors, guess what might happen. Oh, yeah. Quarian biotics won't happen until a few centuries have passed, and even then, it's gonna be in the Milky Way, not the ones that came to Andromeda.

Disrespectful bosh'tet!

...or the poor sod that died as a result of Eezo exposure. Quarian biotics won't be happening unless we're jumping to 29th century Milky Way, where sure, they might be a real sight.

Drack is nothing like Wrex except they are both Korgan and having the basic Korgan style(enjoy fighting and etc).

The talking scene in the med bay after you finish his loyalty quest is one of my favorite scenes in the entire franchise. 

Can you recall a single line of dialogue or particularly memorable interaction with Drack outside of combat? The only thing that sticks in my mind is his trailer moment in his loyalty mission and the fact he cares for his daughter, and he's pretty injured and in a lot of pain. I saw him cooking something once but it never went anywhere.

Yes, several.

His check-up with Lexi in which he discusses his own mortality and reasons for living. A common theme of Drack's is that he is a living paradox. Because of his age, he is both a relic of archaic Krogan society and a sign that the Krogan can move forward and make a fresh start in Andromeda. He's torn because he can only see himself for his past and believes that there's no place for Krogan like him in Andromeda. He believes that he should have died long ago, and often makes rash decisions in combat because he cares so little for his own life - he's almost suicidal. At the same time, he wants to move forward and leave that part of him behind. Ryder helps him find his own purpose in this new galaxy.

On top of that, a lot of his personality can be seen by interacting with him aboard the Tempest (where you learn about his mother, and Kesh's grandmother), and through party banter in the Nomad.

Unless talking about the Salarians. Not that they as a species had much character to begin with.

Even the SPECTRE title seems to take a bit of a hit in this.

Kesh was a female, so why can't she has a more high pitched voice? 

Always found it odd in scifi, that when there were alien species they could hardly have any personality variations among themselves.
I don't know... I don't find it surprising with a selection process as to who goes to Andromeda, that we don't see a large number of warmongering Krogans.

The only time I rember drack being bigger in is the bar fight.

Outside that Scott is taller than Drack.