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=+ Bedrock Server Event! +=
MCCEC-Cape?
((The MCC Cape, obtained from completing all challenges in the bedrock server event))
In conjunction with the event, a two-week server event for Minecraft Bedrock was introduced, running from Monday, July 22, 2024 at 6 PM BST to Sunday, August 4, 2024 at 11 PM BST.[3]
The server event featured four MCC games, Ace Race, Grid Runners, Sands of Time, and Meltdown. Each of the game is modified to be played individually. However, you can see other players in the same server. The format for each game was as follows:
Ace Race: Players race to get the best time in a course. In contrast to the event's version, the Launch Pad auto deploys in the direction a player looks at. Trident sections are also not included in the course. Players can also earn medals for completing the course in a certain time, ranging from Copper to Netherite.
Grid Runners: Each player in a game session completes objectives as many times as possible. There are three objectives: killing waves of mobs, replicating paintings using paint and paintbrushes, and baking cakes. The more these objectives are completed, the more coins each player would earn. Each room lasts for 60 seconds.
Meltdown: Each player in a game session tries to kill mobs spawning around a melting facility, using freeze bows, as many as possible, while surviving a melting facility. Mobs can be killed by freezing and punching them, earning coins when killed. Coin piles can also spawn around the facility as well. Each room lasts for 105 seconds (except the first room lasting for 90 seconds), and would starting melting down at around 30 seconds left, with 5 seconds per melting state of the room.
Sands of Time: Players try to gather as much coins as possible via coin piles and chests scattered around the map. Chests would require keys to unlock them, which would also give a large amount of coins when unlocked. Players can top up time with sand blocks scattered around the map. However, players are not required to go back to spawn and top up the timer with sand blocks.
Each game would reward players with an in-game currency, to be used to purchase cosmetics and gadgets.
An official MC Championship Cape could be unlocked from this event. To earn this cape, players must complete 15 different challenges over the course of the event.
Ten challenges were "mascot" challenges, where players must wear a beanie of a certain faction (cost 250Coin each) and complete the objective associated with that beanie.
Four challenges were "game" challenges, where players must complete the objective associated to that game.
The last challenge was a cryptic challenge, where daily clues are given in the first seven days of the event. The goal of this is to decipher and figure what to do to complete the challenge.
This cape was exclusive for Bedrock Edition, until July 20, when Avondale and Mojang announced that the cape would be ported to Java Edition on August 5.