A luminary Sir you may be, but I fear this proposal shines so brightly it risks permanent damage to the beholder. Wormholes are mysterious places. We can't have their natural beauty marred by day-trippers assembling timers everywhere.

Buy yourself a pocket-watch good Sir, and time your way to wormhole freedom.

Nay say I, to this newfangled devilishness.

Your lucid and well documented opposition to my idea is well received by my ever reddening earlobes. Clearly the EVE UI needs no tweaking from its current state of perfection! Clearly information for players can't be made any more transparent or useful than in the current state without goons flooding W-space because now they have a visible timer to compensate for their as-of-yet un-diagnosed ADHD conditions!

I mean if we had timers in W-space why then soon supers and titans would follow and CHAOS would reign! The slippery slope is indeed one fraught with great danger!

OR... you're just a nay-sayer whose opinion has no basis on analytic or rational though processes driven by careful inspection of the evidence at hand.

It is not within my wherewithal to allow mere facts to get in the way of fine oratory. Such tomfoolery is the preserve of the cranks and boffins who design spaceships. The sculpting of pure PVP space is an art form. Facts are thus created through the narrative.

The polarization time is fine. The fact that you have to guess to know how much time you have left is annoying.

Much like the suspect timer, the session change timer or other timers that are now visible to those that care about that kind of thing...I'd like to see a polarization timer.

This can't be all that hard...but maybe I'm wrong.

My apologies if this has been covered already but to me the problem would lie in having timers for each wh. I never really thought about it until now but a lot of us are jumping multiple wh along routes, moving very quickly, and could conceivably timer on one and not another. The timer idea would then need to be listed per wh to make it clear what your status actually is. That could get messy, although from a UI standpoint one would think a compromise (info vs ease of reading) could be reasonably simple to implement.