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GDI's shipset should probably rather be mammalian or humanoid, with a yellow/gold paintjob, given their design aesthetic, at least based on TD, Sun and TW3.
Secondly, nice to see another C&C aficionado.
Another vote for 'driven assimilator' for CABAL, though he would actually stand somewhere between that and exterminator,
Scrin are not pacifist ... while it seems that they would rather wait until until conversion into a tiberium ecosystem has forced native lifeforms to extinction, which usually happens before it reaches critical mass naturally, they have no qualms about open aggression should they arrive before that. Seeding other worlds with tiberium in the first place is morally ambiguous at best. Sadly it is impossible to properly emulate their 'species' and 'form of governance' which would be some sort of a biomechanical swarm consisting of branches with a near autonomous leader caste (at least to my understanding, which may well be wrong)...mh, closest thing would probably be an insectoid devouring swarm