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Submit a diagnostic with ME3Tweaks Mod Manager. It is virtually impossible to tell you what your issue is without seeing your full mod list and how everything is installed.
Note: If you are using Starchild-Be-Gone: You must select No Ending Changes when installing that mod, or AHEM will not function properly, or transition to CEM.
That's a known bug in AHEM 1.6, and has been fixed for the next release.
Like Shepard answering Anderson's dying compliment with "Huh-huh" (lmao) and Anderson saying to a visibly kneecapped Shepard sitting right next to him "Come here (?), I'm proud of you".
I really appreciate you making this, I love seeing shepard alive and hugging liara at the end.
This is one of the best mods in this community in my opinion and I would like to thank you and everyone else who worked on it!I recently made a modded playthrough of Mass Effect 3 and made an analysis video of said playthrough with AHEM as one of the chosen mods! I spoke about this mod one the most since there was a lot to unpack regarding the vanilla ending and how this mod is, in my opinion, a welcome alternative.
I don't know if this is uncommon, but the plot holes and contrived concepts are what ruined the ending for me rather than the "your choices don't factor into the ending(s) at all" notion. Personally, I'm okay with the ending being linear and simple. It just felt like the rushed, underdeveloped concepts and gigantic leaps in logic make the ending collapse on itself instead of give it more depth (in my opinion). Naturally, my video goes into greater detail about all this.
Regardless, I hope the analysis does your work justice!
Here's a link if you are interested (your feedback would be very welcome!):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE3cTniX9RE
"After the Crucible fires, Shepard is discovered by his/her squad (Including their LI if there is one)"
The only thing I had at the end was the armor and the breathing, after that everyone stood at the memorial scene.. I still remember that the crew picked up Shep
It's rather ironic that the thing that players used to claim was their biggest gripe with the ME3 ending is the lack of real CHOICE and how it didn't account for your personal decisions, but this mod proves that the only thing they really wanted was a way to have their cake and eat it too. This quite literally has NO choices at all and a linear ending, yet it's what everyone swears is the best experience possible.
Really the only point of this is to lead smoothly into CEM from my point of view, which is a very ambitious rewrite at least.
That said, I do think you misunderstand what the argument about lack of choice actually boiled down to. The vanilla endings (pre-Extended Cut) were largely identical and had no epilogue sequence or resolution. It's less about the concept of an actual choice being presented to the player, and more about the decisions that you made across the trilogy being reflected in the final outcome to the game (hence the epilogue slides). An issue that extends to the entirety of the game's final hours, rather than just the ending sequence itself (hence mods like Take Earth Back).
I do understand that people were angry over the lack of resolutions to personal choices across the trilogy (and I'm glad Bioware did the Extended Cut to address this to a degree). But I think it is wrong to claim that a major part of the complaints wasn't about the lack of variation in outcomes. And this mod truly only elevates/glorifies the Destroy ending while also taking away most of the context about the Reapers. I simply don't agree with people who consider this mod a "fix", as I see it as an "alternative" more than anything. It's the sudden Hollywood ending to a sci-fi epos.
By the way, I am not trying to diminish the efforts of this mod or any others that alter the ending to be more happy (e.g. CEM). I suppose I just lament what could have been. Mods like Take Earth Back which rework the gameplay centric part of the finale are more agreeable to me, as it feels like an extension of what the game was trying to do, but lacked the time/ressources.
My apologies for venting. The comments on this mod just made me a little sad.