Since there appears to be a lack of people forming PuGs to do this, as well as a lack of guilds grouping up to do these speed clears for their titles I figured I'd also share it here for anybody keen to jump on the MTSC bandwagon.
Essentially what you will see is the following:
For those not familiar with MTSC, your party will have two groups of Damage Dealers, Mains and Splitters.
Marked on the map in Red is the Main route. Splitters will generally follow the main route unless splitting on the Teal paths.
At the Teal route number 6, one person will generally ball the wardens and the rest of the team will prepare to kill them once they are nicely bunched up.
After this the entire team will follow the Main route 5 and loop around towards the Assassin and Warrior bosses.
The actual texmod overlay is available Here.
This thread was not designed to be a full tutorial on how to MTSC, but rather ease people into it by providing a guide for teams to follow with a few simple instructions.
Edit:
MQSC Paths:
Once loaded, the paths will look like this:
Made courtesy of the directions provided on the PvXwiki page on MQSC. Paths may or may not be current.
Teal marks the Yeti Route.
Lime marks the Wallow Route.
Red marks the Beach Route.
The Pink boxes represent Oni spawns. (At least the ones I've found by simply running through the area.. and Wiki states there are only 4 in total)
The texmod overlay is available Here.
I have not actually run MQSC so I am not sure whether these paths are still current... However they should still provide a general idea of where to run.
If any MQSC guilds could let me know if there are any inconsistencies, it would be much appreciated

Chest Running Overlays:
Once Loaded, the routes will appear like this:
Thanks to the GWGuru Chest Running community for providing Routes and Chest spawn data.
Chest locations are averaged, and display possible chest spawns.
Main Routes are coloured in Red.
Secondary/Alternative Routes are coloured in Pink.
The texmod overlay is available Here.
Using this mod in conjunction with the MTSC overlay is not recommended as it cuts off the top half of the main MTSC route.