Editing Booting

If a player does not take their turn in a timely fashion, they can be booted out of the game so that the game can continue.
 
The game creator can set a "boot time" when creating the game that will determine how fast each player must take their turn to avoid getting booted. The boot time typically determines the pace of the game and how long a game will take to play.

==Types of Booting==

Warzone has two types of booting: direct-boot and auto-boot. The game creator can specify different durations for each of those two.

===Direct boot===

If a player doesn't take their turn before the direct-boot time, they can be directly booted by any player.

===Automatic boot===

If a player doesn't take their turn before the automatic boot time, they are immediately booted from the game without requiring anybody to click the boot button.

==See also==

* [[Real-Time versus Multi-Day]]
* [[Abandoned games]]
* [[Banking boot times]]
* [[Nudge|Nudging]]

==Tacit Boot Agreement==

Most real-time games have boot times of 5 minutes (by convention), but it is generally seen as unacceptable to boot a player before 8, 10 minutes in that type of games. Booters are not penalized by the game (ban), but they are in general blacklisted by players in that particular game. Strict boot in real-time games is basically seen as "boot to win."

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