The clock can be strange. I had one where times were shown as being identical. After asking Fizzer he said it went down to milliseconds. Not sure how much I trust that...

http://warlight.net/multiplayer?gameid=8868786

Interesting, "Twice I found a blank entry in the place of my first turn speed. "

So... I have actually seen this before, through not from a human player, but from the AI. See: https://www.warlight.net/MultiPlayer?GameID=11521096 (yes, that is me trying to pick fast. ) Here the AI is apparently the slowest player (Cycle position 3.)

Anyway, I presume that is what you mean by empty box?

I also have AI empty box here, https://www.warlight.net/MultiPlayer?GameID=11520147, However in that game <-- I can hoover over the empty box, and it gives me start/end time. (unlike in the first linked game.) This shows that an Empty box, at least in this case, equals a recorded pick time of 0.000.

Can you see start/end time by hoovering over the box? This may actually prove that you "picked so fast that the system thought I picked in no time" :)

Do you have the game link to it?

Edited 7/7/2016 00:07:43

Exactly what I meant by empty box. One of my case happened when I picked manually (my 1-manual-pick has a normal range of 0.3-0.6 seconds)

No you can't measure time properly by hovering over the box. The star/end time are rounded to 1 second. It's common to "picked in no time" in that measurement, when my actual exact time was less than 0.5 seconds.

It's very hard for me to find those links. They are buried too deep in my past games, and I am not sure if they happened before I migrated into this account.