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[[File:MPA Losing Streak.png|thumb|The title card for '''Losing Streak'''.]] | [[File:MPA Losing Streak.png|thumb|The title card for '''Losing Streak'''.]] | ||
'''Losing Streak''' is a quest in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'' that is given by [[Amp (character)|Amp]]. The quest's name is a pun on a "losing streak" (continuously losing at something) and a "streak of lightning" (a flash of lightning), which comes from the quest giver's electricity abilities and frequent electricity-based puns. It starts when Amp, in the middle of the titular losing streak at [[Town Game Room B]], asks the player for help; the player can accept, which starts the quest, or the player can immediately leave, causing Amp to quickly assure the player that he is not going to harm them. Once the player starts the quest, he elaborates that he has played so many games at the game room but has not won a single won of them. He hopes that, if the player wins at least one game, he can start winning as well. He also lets the player keep the gambling game, [[Match 'Em]], if they win (which involves earning at least one [[coin]] more than the starting amount of thirty coins). If the player loses all of their coins (and do not retry the minigame by using a [[Mushroom]], Amp insults the player's abilities and his inability to win, though he hopes that they attempt the quest again. Once the player wins, he gives them the minigame and wonders if the player is the [[Game Mage]], concluding the quest. | '''Losing Streak''' is a quest in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]'' that is given by [[Amp (character)|Amp]]. The quest's name is a pun on a "losing streak" (continuously losing at something) and a "streak of lightning" (a flash of lightning), which comes from the quest giver's electricity abilities and frequent electricity-based puns. It starts when Amp, in the middle of the titular losing streak at [[Town Game Room B]], asks the player for help; the player can accept, which starts the quest, or the player can immediately leave, causing Amp to quickly assure the player that he is not going to harm them. Once the player starts the quest, he elaborates that he has played so many games at the game room but has not won a single won of them. He hopes that, if the player wins at least one game, he can start winning as well. He also lets the player keep the gambling game, [[Match 'Em]], if they win (which involves earning at least one [[coin]] more than the starting amount of thirty coins). If the player loses all of their coins (and do not retry the minigame by using a [[Mushroom]]), Amp insults the player's abilities and his inability to win, though he hopes that they attempt the quest again. Once the player wins, he gives them the minigame and wonders if the player is the [[Game Mage]], concluding the quest. | ||
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Revision as of 03:20, November 23, 2016
Losing Streak is a quest in Mario Party Advance that is given by Amp. The quest's name is a pun on a "losing streak" (continuously losing at something) and a "streak of lightning" (a flash of lightning), which comes from the quest giver's electricity abilities and frequent electricity-based puns. It starts when Amp, in the middle of the titular losing streak at Town Game Room B, asks the player for help; the player can accept, which starts the quest, or the player can immediately leave, causing Amp to quickly assure the player that he is not going to harm them. Once the player starts the quest, he elaborates that he has played so many games at the game room but has not won a single won of them. He hopes that, if the player wins at least one game, he can start winning as well. He also lets the player keep the gambling game, Match 'Em, if they win (which involves earning at least one coin more than the starting amount of thirty coins). If the player loses all of their coins (and do not retry the minigame by using a Mushroom), Amp insults the player's abilities and his inability to win, though he hopes that they attempt the quest again. Once the player wins, he gives them the minigame and wonders if the player is the Game Mage, concluding the quest.
