Frank McDougall
Mojang, the creators of Minecraft, and Noxcrew have joined forces to bring Minecraft fans two thrilling events to commemorate the game’s 15th anniversary. Get ready for the MC Championship (MCC) x Minecraft 15th Anniversary Party and the Ender Cup, both packed with exciting activities for players to enjoy.
MCC Party: A Two-Week Extravaganza
From July 22 to August 4, players can immerse themselves in the MCC Party, a special two-week server event exclusively for Bedrock Edition. To participate, simply click the dedicated button on the main screen of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. Prepare for four exhilarating mini-games inspired by the MC Championship: Ace Race, Grid Runners, Sands of Time, and Meltdown. As you conquer these challenges, you’ll earn valuable in-game currency to splurge on a variety of items in the event’s store.
Participation Requirements
To join the MCC Party, you’ll need Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and an internet connection. Console players must have subscriptions such as Xbox Live Gold/Game Pass, PlayStation Plus, or Nintendo Switch Online. For child accounts, make sure server play is enabled in the account settings.
Mini-Games and Rewards Galore
Ace Race will put your skills to the test as you navigate an obstacle course complete with speed boosts, jump pads, and elytra sections. Grid Runners is a race against the clock that will challenge you with various timed obstacles. Sands of Time will plunge you into a PVE dungeon experience featuring dangerous traps, fearsome monsters, and valuable treasure. Lastly, in Meltdown, you’ll face hordes of zombies as the room slowly melts around you. Each completed mini-game will reward you with in-game currency, which can be used to purchase hats, toys, gadgets, and snacks in the event store.
The first week of the MCC Party offers daily cryptic challenges, while the second week unveils hidden challenges that players can complete for exciting rewards. Solve a total of 15 challenges, including the mystery puzzle, and you’ll unlock the prestigious MC Championship Cape.
Ender Cup: A Battle of Minecraft’s Finest
Prepare for an epic streaming event, the Ender Cup, taking place on July 27. Forty talented Minecraft streamers will be divided into ten teams and battle it out in eight thrilling mini-games that will test their parkour, PvP, puzzling, and building skills. The top two teams will then face off in an epic final duel.
Fans can watch the Ender Cup action on the participants’ channels or tune in through the MCC web app, Twitch, or YouTube. The list of participants and teams will be revealed on July 18 and 19. For more information, head over to endercup.live.
Get ready to celebrate Minecraft’s 15th anniversary in style with the MC Championship x Minecraft 15th Anniversary Party and the Ender Cup. It’s a perfect time to gather your fellow Minecraft enthusiasts and embark on these unforgettable adventures.
Additional Facts:
– Minecraft was first released on May 17, 2009.
– As of May 2020, Minecraft has sold over 200 million copies across all platforms.
– Minecraft was initially developed by Markus Persson and later acquired by Microsoft in 2014.
– Minecraft has been praised for its creative freedom, allowing players to build and explore virtual worlds.
– The game has a dedicated fanbase of all ages and has become a cultural phenomenon.
– Minecraft has been used as an educational tool in schools to teach various subjects, including coding and history.
Key Questions and Answers:
1. When was Minecraft first released?
– Minecraft was first released on May 17, 2009.
2. How many copies of Minecraft have been sold?
– As of May 2020, Minecraft has sold over 200 million copies across all platforms.
3. Who developed Minecraft?
– Minecraft was initially developed by Markus Persson and later acquired by Microsoft in 2014.
4. What are some advantages of Minecraft?
– Minecraft offers creative freedom for players to build and explore virtual worlds.
– It has a dedicated fanbase and has been used as an educational tool in schools.
5. What are some disadvantages of Minecraft?
– Some critics argue that excessive gameplay may lead to addiction and decreased productivity.
– It may require a significant time investment to fully appreciate and explore all the game has to offer.
Related Links:
– Minecraft Official Website
– Minecraft on IGN
– Minecraft on Microsoft Store
