so many releases this month, this is incredible. 

Rhoq is back!!! 

This month is shaping up to be like an early Christmas! 

Geez, this map is awesome! 

I‘m looking forward to playing this. 

Hey, Great episode everyone! It went by so fast and that is amazing considering it is 10 maps!

Here are my playthrough Skill 2 demos 

That map 9 is so great, I would like to extract it from the pack, and try (as an experiment, say) to play it with other mods. How can I extract the maps from a pack file, on Mac OS? 

Extracting that map would brick it. The episode runs on a stripped down version of progs_dump, so you would be wasting your time.

Glad to hear that you enjoyed it though! 

Is that you Greenwood? 

No, it's Markie's.

All the details of the episode can be found in PDF manual that is included in the download. Additionally, the map title/designer info is also posted under each screenshot. 

there's a pdf that explains everything 

What's your weird obsession with playing everything in AD and ultimately breaking the experience for yourself. Almost every post you've made on func recently has been to say "I tried playing this in a mod that isn't supported and it broke, what's up?". 

Deserve the Nobel prize in peace for finding a way to stop Barnak. 

Thanks for making the episode! Found the secret level, interesting encounter in the main vertical area. EOEM4 felt a little bit too dark. In EOEM5 got stuck between the wall and the barrels in one place, had to noclip. Currently on map 7. 

#12, dude, what's your problem with my "obsession" as you say? You're apparently obsessed with reacting negatively to others that don't see things the same as you do.

If I like to experiment and try non-standard things with Quake and custom maps/mods, it's my business and my way to have fun with this very old game, not yours. 

You're welcome!

I am glad to see that you are enjoying it. :) 

Thanks for playing and for the compliments! 

it's my business and my way to have fun with this very old game, not yours.

It's his maps, and his business how others play it. 

The amount of quality releases we are getting this year is unbelievable... and to think we can expect at least two more great packs (HW jam soon and, I assume, XMas jam)! I'm looking forward to trying this out. A big thank you to the whole team for putting this together! 

I understand Barnak, because I've became addicted to projectile pellets and other AD goodies too, after which vanilla seems not so cool anymore. 

I've not finished it yet, but so far it's very good.

Also, can we take a moment to appreciate Greenwood's torches (or should that be "Greenwood's touch"?) on the ground?
Every time I see them I think to myself "Greenwood was there" :) 

Finished. That final battle was ROUGH!

Forgot to mention that music is also really good and fitting as well. It's not quite common for Quake releases to feature their own music, at least not until recently, if I'm not mistaken - Dwell1, Raven Keep, Tears of the False God, and now EOE. Which is great and adds to the atmosphere. 

This is also why I would like to unpack the pack files, to use the music tracks for other maps/mods... 

Demos for map 1 and 2.
http://www.quaketastic.com/files/demos/eoe_demos_01_02_ankh.zip 

Demos for maps 1-3 while they're fresh on my mind...

http://www.quaketastic.com/files/demos/otp_eoe_1to3.zip

Map 1:
Still kind of freaked out by that alarm sound in the music track, really set the mood right. The secrets were mostly on the easy side (also not sure if all of them needed to be explicitly tagged), but I had fun poking around the map to access them. Maybe even too much, since I kept trying to access an area that ended up having nothing :-)

I liked the tiny fiddly tech details and the dark night time atmosphere.

Map 2:
Fun idea with starting at the bottom of a mountain and climbing it through the inside, brought me back to the best bits of Nehahra in a way. Kind of wish the indoor part of the map wasn't basically one big room with bits in it, though, and some of the texture alignment was iffy. Died once to what looked like the Fiend instadeath bug - could have been fixed with Copper code.

Map 3:
Very interesting looking city map, with lots of work spent on micro details... maybe even too much, since the architecture was kind of on the boxy side of affairs. That "waving" flag caught me offguard by how clever it was, though.

I appreciate this style of map but I think the layout, and the gameplay, was too compartmentalized - would have been nicer if there was more connectivity and interaction between all the discrete buildings, as well as some Zendar-like big showdown in the main courtyard.