MC Championship 9: What You Need to Know
After the conclusion of MC Championship 8, Noxcrew made the exciting announcement that the ninth edition of the event will be aired on Sept. 12. This highly anticipated tournament showcased some of the biggest names in the Minecraft community and left fans eagerly awaiting the next MC Championship.
Noxcrew’s MC Championship has become one of the most prominent tournaments in the Minecraft community, especially after Minecraft Monday ceased organizing events in late 2019. Although Noxcrew aims to hold an event every month, the schedule is heavily dependent on the availability of the participating players, so there is no fixed event calendar.
Format
The MC Championship tournament consists of 10 teams, each consisting of four members. These teams compete against each other in various mini-games, which test their skills across different parkour, survival, and combat maps. Effective teamwork is crucial to succeed in these challenging games.
At the end of the initial events, the top two teams with the highest scores face off in a final game to determine the champion.
While most of the maps used in the event are classics, Noxcrew often introduces slight modifications to make them more challenging.
Stream
You can watch the MC Championship on Noxcrew’s Twitch channel. However, many participants also stream the games from their own perspectives. Noxcrew’s admin view stream provides commentary and regularly updates the channel links of the participating streamers, allowing viewers to switch between different perspectives.
For alternative streams, check out the full list of competitors. Setting up a dynamic setup featuring the remaining competitors in the final rounds adds to the excitement and makes the MC Championship finals even more thrilling.
Schedule
The event kicks off on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 2pm CT. The duration of the event may vary, depending on the selected mini-games and the connectivity of the players, but it typically lasts around three hours.