MC Championship Party 2

MC Championship Party 2
Date	December 7, 2024
Duration	3:32:09
Winners	Orange Ocelots
Runners-up	Cyan Coyotes
Previous	MCC HH
Next	MCC BC

MC Championship Party 2 logo

The teams in MC Championship Party 2 (November 28-29, 2024)

MC Championship Party 2 (also known as MCC PARTY 2) is the fifty-third event of MC Championship, and the eighth and last event of Season 4. It took place in December 7, 2024 at 8 PM GMT. This was also the final event of the year.

An unofficial transcript of this event can be found here. This was made by the community on Reddit.

Changes

MCC Party 2 - Time to Drop In!

The games and maps were initially teased in a teaser video of MCC Party 2 Briefing - For Your Eyes Only on December 3, 2024. The rest of the changes were announced in the update video and the accompanying article, the day before the event.

General Changes

• Introduced Drop-In, a hub minigame, deciding the Dodgebolt match-up of the event.
  • To find out more about the game, visit the Party Changes section.
• All games do not have a multiplier in this event, due to the nature of the Drop-In mini-game.
• The Main Hub has been decorated to match the winter theme of the month.
  • The practice modes, timing mechanism, and a leaderboard for Parkour Warrior are now available in this event.
  • The elevator in the Decision Dome was readded. The elevator is also functional, in a similar sense to the Terra Swoop Force map.
• Due to the nature of the Drop-In game, MCC Live would not display the Crowns each team earned for this event. These were displayed in-game instead.
• Players who do not use Noxesium would now have their players invisible in trident sections of Ace Race and trident maps in TGTTOSAWAF. This is to compensate the trident change made in MCC R3.

Game Changes and Maps Featured

• All the maps for this event are related to the timeline of MC Championship:
  • Battle Box features the first map of the game, Classic.
  • TGTTOSAWAF's maps are all from its Season 1 map roster. These include Basins, Doors, Pits, Skydive, Terra Swoop Force - Tunnel 1, and Walls.
  • Sands of Time and Big Sales at Build Mart are featured in this event, in accordance to their Season 2 revamps.
  • Grid Runners received new rooms that are related to the games that are not in the roster for this event.
  • Meltdown is featured in this event, following Grid Runners debut in MCC 16.
  • Hole in the Wall features the Medieval map, the map that debuted after Meltdown's debut.
  • Survival Games features Survival Games 2.0 map, debuted in MCC AF.
    • In addition, this event featured the "Overtime" system for the first time.
  • Ace Race features Python's Palace map, the latest map of the game, debuted in MCC TRSD.
  • An unknown tenth game will be featured in this event, forcefully played as part of the Noxcrew Takeover. This would then be revealed as Sky Battle. The game took place in Candy Land.
    • Mobs spawned by a team now have their team icon visible on top of the spawned mobs. This was implemented earlier on MCC Island in an update prior to the event.
• Dodgebolt received an arrow indicator if a player holds an arrow. However, these were bugged.
• In most cases, lap times in Ace Race are now matched with the completion time, when added altogether. This problem would still happen to some players, e.g. PeteZahHutt, InTheLittleWood, etc.

Teams

Substitutions

•  Yellow Yaks: Snifferish filled in for vGumiho due to her being injured.

Games

The games announcement image posted to Bluesky (@mcchampionship.com) and Twitter (@MCChampionship_), following the MCC Party 2 Briefing - For Your Eyes Only video

There were a total of 10 games that could be played in this event, including a Noxcrew takeover for one of the games. Hole in the Wall and Sands of Time were skipped in this event.

Game 1: Survival Games

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Cyan Coyotes (1652)

Top 5 players:

1.  Antfrost - 518
2.  CapitanGatoYT - 469
3.  Feinberg - 415
4.  AQUINO - 404
5.  Soarinng - 403

Bonus Objective
Objective: Furthest distance fallen

1.  Cyan Coyotes - 477m
2.  Aqua Axolotls - 398m
3.  Yellow Yaks - 378m

Game 2: Meltdown

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Green Geckos (1455)

Top 5 players:

1.  fWhip - 518
2.  Ph1LzA - 432
3.  HBomb94 - 388
4.  Antfrost - 378
5.  Smallishbeans - 346

Bonus Objective
Objective: Most telepickaxe swaps

1.  Cyan Coyotes - 15
2.  Green Geckos - 12
3.  Pink Parrots - 11

Game 3: Big Sales at Build Mart

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Aqua Axolotls  (1611)

Top 5 teams:

1.  Aqua Axolotls - 1611
2.  Pink Parrots - 1584
3.  Orange Ocelots - 1533
4.  Blue Bats - 949
5.  Green Geckos - 934

Bonus Objective
Objective: Fastest Nether Star traded - During the game, a Wandering Trader was spawned in each team's building area. The trader would trade items needed to get a Nether Star, in a sequential order. There were seven levels of trading.

No one.

Game 4: Grid Runners

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Cyan Coyotes  (1492)

Top 5 teams:

1.  Cyan Coyotes - 1492
2.  Pink Parrots - 1295
3.  Orange Ocelots - 1273
4.  Lime Llamas - 1196
5.  Aqua Axolotls - 988

Bonus Objective
Objective: Most levers flicks

1.  Aqua Axolotls - 249
2.  Pink Parrots - 167
3.  Blue Bats - 110

Game 5: TGTTOSAWAF

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Pink Parrots (1629)

Top 5 players:

1.  Feinberg,  Purpled - 589
3.  InTheLittleWood - 559
4.  PeteZahHutt - 510
5.  Antfrost - 509

Bonus Objective
Objective: Mega Chickens punched - During each round, some Mega Chickens NPCs would spawn in the fans pit as a fan themselves.

1.  Yellow Yaks - 9
2.  Cyan Coyotes &  Orange Ocelots - 5

Game 6: Sky Battle

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Aqua Axolotls (1948)

Top 5 players:

1.  Feinberg - 848
2.  Shadoune666 - 567
3.  jojosolos - 561
4.  fruitberries - 548
5.  BadBoyHalo - 465

Bonus Objective
Objective: Most cherries broken - Cherries are scattered around the map for players to mine.

1.  Yellow Yaks - 232
2.  Purple Pandas - 174
3.  Red Rabbits - 166

Game 7: Ace Race

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Pink Parrots (1355)

Top 5 players:

1.  Antfrost - 07:07.80
2.  hannahxxrose - 07:16.35
3.  PeteZahHutt - 07:26.55
4.  Shadoune666 - 07:29.30
5.  Smallishbeans - 07:35.60

Top 5 laps:

1.  Antfrost - 03:30.40
2.  hannahxxrose - 03:36.90
3.  Antfrost - 03:37.40
4.  hannahxxrose - 03:39.45
5.  Smallishbeans - 03:40.

Bonus Objective
Objective: Most Noxesium collected - Floating prisms of Noxesium are scattered around the map for players to collect.

1.  Yellow Yaks - 52
2.  Cyan Coyotes - 44
3.  Green Geckos - 41

Game 8: Battle Box

Statistics
Best Performing Team:  Cyan Coyotes (1980)

Top 5 players:

1.  Shadoune777,  Soarinng - 510
3.  AQUINOby02 - 495
4.  Feinberg - 485
5.  CapitanGatoYT - 465

Bonus Objective
Objective: Fastest point capture

1.  Blue Bats - 12.4s
2.  Yellow Yaks - 15.8s
3.  Aqua Axolotls - 21.6s

Dodgebolt

 Cyan Coyotes vs.  Orange Ocelots

Round 1:  Orange Ocelots win.

Round 2:  Cyan Coyotes win.

Round 3:  Orange Ocelots win.

Round 4:  Cyan Coyotes win.

Round 5:  Orange Ocelots win.

Result:  Cyan Coyotes 2-3  Orange Ocelots

Winners

MC Championship Party 2
Orange Ocelots
Antfrost 4th	GeminiTay 3rd	impulseSV 2nd	Smajor1995 8th

Final Team Standings

Standing	Teams	Crowns
1	Cyan Coyotes	57
2	Orange Ocelots	44
3	Aqua Axolotls	43
4	Yellow Yaks	36
5	Pink Parrots	27
6	Lime Llamas	24
7	Blue Bats	22
8	Red Rabbits	19
9	Green Geckos	18
10	Purple Pandas	18

Final Individual Standings

Standing	Player	Coins Total
1	Feinberg	3,747
2	Antfrost	3,384
3	Shadoune777	3,109
4	fruitberries	2,900
5	Smallishbeans	2,719
6	InTheLittleWood	2,584
7	jojosolos	2,543
8	Purpled	2,448
9	CapitanGatoYT	2,386
10	Ph1LzA	2,382
11	hannahxxrose	2,381
12	AQUINOby02	2,359
13	BadBoyHalo	2,296
14	Smajor1995	2,278
15	PeteZahHutt	2,219
16	Soarinng	2,119
17	CaptainSparklez	2,118
18	impulseSV	2,117
19	RedVelvetCake	2,082
20	HBomb94	1,986
21	GeminiTay	1,982
22	SolidarityGaming	1,942
23	Grian	1,923
24	CaptainPuffy	1,917
25	fWhip	1,899
26	ghostiefruit	1,804
27	bekyamon	1,768
28	OwengeJuice	1,749
29	Sneegsnag	1,598
30	OrionSound	1,481
31	ShubbleYT	1,437
32	GoodTimeWithScar	1,416
33	KaraCorvus	1,401
34	Snifferish	1,378
35	Skizzleman	1,203
36	Renthedog	1,173
	cubfan135	1,173
38	soupforeloise	1,172
39	Drgluon	1,114
40	BdoubleO100	928

Party Changes

This event will introduce a brand new hub minigame to determine the Dodgebolt match-up, Drop-In, a four in a row style board game.

• The goal is the same as MCC PARTY - get as many Crowns as possible.
  • The two teams with the most Crowns will be in Dodgebolt.
• After each minigame, Tiles will be awarded, based on each team's performance in each game. Team would then insert Tiles to try and either:
  • Have your Tiles stay on the board, or
  • Make four-in-a-row connections, or
  • Push their team or other team's Tiles off the board.
• To earn Crowns, teams have to either:
  • Have their coloured Tiles stay until the end of each round of Drop-In, or
  • Have their coloured Tiles pushed out of each of their own turn, or
  • Make four-in-a-row (or more) connections of other teams' Tiles, or
  • Use items to help with collecting Crowns from Tiles.
• At the end of each game in the event, teams will get to play Drop-In in order of their team placement in the game, starting from last place and moving up.
  • All Tiles and items have to be used in each turn. Teams will forfeit their Tiles and items, if they are unused.
• Two games of Drop-In will be played.
  • Game 1: Games 1-4
  • Game 2: Games 5-8
• At the end of each Drop-In game, the Tiles will be counted and award Crowns for the Tiles on the board. The board would then reset for the next Drop-In game.

Tiles

Tiles can be earned through each game as well as from purchasing items. There are four types of Tiles:

• Standard Tiles - team-coloured Tiles, given at the end of each game. Worth 1 Crown.
• White Tiles - white Tiles, can be used to make four-in-a-row connections.
• Bonus Tiles - bonus team-coloured Tiles. Worth 3 Crowns.
• Trap Tiles - trap team-coloured Tiles, can be used to hinder other team's attempts of inserting the Tiles onto the board. If a team pushes them out, their team will get 2 Crowns stolen to the owners of the Tile.

There are numerous ways to get Tiles:

• At the end of each game, each team will get 1 Standard Tile and 1 White Tile for free.
• Each team will get 1 Standard Tile per 300 coins earned.
  • Any leftover coins from each game that are not converted to Tiles will roll over to the next game.
• Teams can get Tiles from bonus objectives in each game.
  • 1st place - 1 Bonus Tile and 1 Trap Tile
  • 2nd place - 1 Standard Tile
  • 3rd place - 1 Trap Tile
• Trap Tiles can be earned via purchasing in the item shop.

Tiles can be inserted on the top or on the sides of the board.

Earning Crowns

In detail, teams can earn Crowns by:

• Having their Standard or Bonus Tiles stay until the end.
  • If a Tile stays in a 3x3 golden bottom right corner of the board, that Tile will worth twice.
• Having their Standard or Bonus Tiles pushed off the board, by themselves.
• Making a four-in-a-row (or more) connection, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally, of the opposing team's Tiles or White Tiles.
  • Connections of the same colour can be made, with the exception of Trap Tiles.
  • Making a four-in-a-row (or more) connection of your own team colours will not count.
• Using a Yoink item to steal an opposing teams' Tile. Worth 1 Crown per use.
• Having an opposing team pushing away your team's Trap Tile.

Item Shop

There are three items that can be purchased, each costing a certain amount of Standard Tiles. Each team can carry one item of each kind per turn.

• Paintball (1 Standard Tile) - Convert a Standard Tile to a White Tile
• Trap Tile (2 Standard Tiles) - Used to hinder and potentially steal other team's Crowns
• Yoink! (3 Standard Tiles) - Steals an opposing team's Tile.

Trivia

• This will be the first event to have a "space" in the event abbreviation/key.
• This event's team announcements were posted on Bluesky for the first time. Those announcements were also released few minutes earlier than usual, due to no post schedule feature on Bluesky at the time.
• This event's annnouncements did not include the event "badge" for the first time since MCC 14.
• The blurring on the games announcement were heavier than previous ones in the past.
• This event marked the first time the Orange Ocelots won an event in 868 days, the previous win taking place all the way back in MCC 23.
• Some hints were given for the Noxcrew Takeover game of Sky Battle:
  • The teaser in the MCC Party 2 Briefing - For Your Eyes Only video mentioned that the game would take place in a fan-favourite map.
  • The game panel in the games announcement was slotted between Grid Runners and Meltdown, as the games were arranged chronologically based on the maps, significant game changes, and game debuts.
  • Before the event, MC Championship Trading Card Game content creators and game details were revealed and promoted to the public, with the box dominantly featured Candy Land as the main art.
• This is the first event where a team's performance doesn't correlate to them placing higher overall (An example of this would be the Green Geckos finishing in tied last place despite placing 5th overall in coins and the Yellow Yaks finishing 4th overall despite placing 8th overall in coins).
  • As a result of this, MCC Party 2 is the second event to feature a team winning that did not qualify in the top 2, following the Lime Llamas from MCC AF finishing 9th and winning due to the format of the event.
  • If this event was instead played with a normal coin leaderboard with the usual multipliers, the Cyan Coyotes would remain in 1st with a coin total of 21,649, however 2nd place would instead go to the Aqua Axolotls with a coin total of 20,229, with the Orange Ocelots being knocked to 3rd with 18,897 total coins.

Participation

• This event featured two newcomers: AQUINO and Soarinng.
  • Before the team announcements, AQUINO confirmed that he would be participating in the event with an all Spanish-speaking team, including Shadoune666.
• This event introduced BdoubleO100, Capitan Gato, and BadBoyHalo back in the event, since MCC 27, MCC 32, and MCC TR respectively.

References

MC Championship Events All Events Season 1 (2019-2020) MCC 1 • MCC 2 • MCC 3 • MCC 4 • MCC 5 • MCC 6 • MCC 7 • MCC 8 • MCC 9 • MCC 10 • MCC 11 • MCC 12 • MCC JJ • MCC 13 Season 2 (2021-2022) MCC 14 • MCC P21 • MCC 15 • MCC 16 • MCC 17 • MCC R • MCC 18 • MCC AS • MCC 19 • MCC 20 • MCC 21 • MCC 22 • MCC P22 • MCC 23 • MCC 24 • MCC 25 • MCC 26 • MCC 27 • MCC 28 Season 3 (2023) MCC 29 • MCC AF • MCC 30 • MCC 31 • MCC P23 • MCC 32 • MCC 33 • MCC R2 • MCC 34 • MCC TR • MCC PARTY • MCC 35 Season 4 (2024) MCC 4KO • MCC P24 • MCC TRE • MCC EC • MCC R3 • MCC TRSD • MCC HH • MCC PARTY 2 Season 5 (2025) MCC BC • MCC CTW Event Series Party • Pride • Rising • Twitch Rivals