Isn't that the whole reason it's called a twist? If the intended victims were forewarned, it's no longer a twist. Now I will admit some twists completely suck (such as Shonee and Zack in All Stars), but they're not required to let the contestants in on everything that's happening.

@@reubenmanzo2054 no, no it's not. Literally the Shonee and Zach twist you refer to is what happens to Cara. Now the Brawn tribe have a 10-9 numbers advantage and a person that shouldve been voted out of the game, by no fault of the majority playing optimally survives.

@@parkzy2920 The vote at least had an effect. With Shonee and Zack it literally did nothing.

@@reubenmanzo2054 So you agree with me it's going to have an effect lol. And you're right, at least with Shonee and Zach they at least told them BEFORE the vote the top two vote getters would be going to exile beach. With Cara there was literally nothing.

@@parkzy2920 Yes, I agree it had an effect. But if you have an issue with not letting the players in on the twist beforehand, then I'd like to hear your thoughts on the Anneliese-Tara "dual elimination" which then became a swap. Or the dual tribal council between Vavau and Saanapu. Or even a generic tribe shuffle.