Welcome Houseguests to Week 1 of Random Big Brother Season 5!
Before I reveal the Twist, I want to personally thank everyone who is participating this season! I hope you enjoy your experience even if you don't win. I hope everyone met new people on tengaged and make everlasting friendships
Good Evening, I'm Anastasia SinClair, our houseguests this season have already moved into the house to start a season to remember. With an interesting Twist this season where taking sides, maybe more beneficial than floating. More on that later. 8 Houseguests this season from all different backgrounds are ready to fight and claw their way to the final. Who will adapt and conquer?, and Who will be left in the dust? Welcome to Random Big Brother Season 5: Vets Vs. Newbies!
Now there is one more twist I would like to inform everyone tonight! This Season will be extremely competitive, as not only will there be Newbies and Vets playing, as well as the normal Double/Triple Evictions. This season will have a new Twist. The Hidden Power of Veto! If you happen to have the Hidden Power of Veto in your possession, you will have the power to Veto an Houseguest decision at the Power of Veto Ceremony.
For example, If the Veto Holder decides not to use the Power of Veto to take someone off the block, the Hidden Veto Holder can Veto that decision and take someone off the block themselves causing the HOH to make a replacement nominee.
There's a chance that the Nominees at the start of the week can be completely different at the end of the week, if the hidden Veto is used in that type of way.
Now keep in mind there is a 2 to 5 hour time frame to use this Hidden Veto if you have it. The time will change depending on what's happening in the game, like a Double Eviction.
You may use this Veto only once, from now until the Final 6. There are clues, but to get the clue you must win HOH. Every clue is different, meaning Week 1 HOH and Week 2 HOH will get different clues. If they really want the Hidden Veto they must share clues to get a bigger picture.
