Why Wormwood doesn't have bloom meter?

[KeshS]

It's part of their main kit. Having to calculate in my head when full bloom arrives or starts dwindling is tiresome. Meter can appear when bloomification starts, so kinda like when rain starts. Pls share what you think?

[SomebodyRandom]

I personally don't care whether we have one or not, but I don't see why we can't have one.

[DajeKotlyar]

I don't think it's should be, but I even didn't have Wormwood bought. 

[Faintly Macabre]

Not to undermine the discussion, but if you're on PC, you can use this mod pending the introduction of a built-in meter.

[Ohan]

Im assuming its because on demand, out of spring blooming was only added halfway through (more like towards the end iirc) RWYS after community suggestions.

So it was most likely not in the plans to begin with, hence no time for an UI element. 

[HowlVoid]

If we are going to get a meter I'd really appreciate something more than just a green circle that flows upwards and downwards. Something like:

Just an example but a flower with a multitude of petals, a simple design.

The petals will all start grayed out and as Wormwood blooms the petals will begin to fill with color.

When he reaches a new tier of blooming the new petals can be a different color or the whole flower could shake itself, shedding the old petal colors, and continue with a new color (to signify tier change). For de-blooming it would just be the same thing but backwards.

Having this type of meter displays how long it takes between tier changes, allowing each segment of the flower to represent time. 

This would also allow one to know how much extension you get from each type of fertilizer when reaching tier 3. Different fertilizers filling in a different amount of petals. As well as get an idea of how each fertilizer effects the growth in-between tiers.

Finally it presents new important information such as how much time remains for tier 3 and when getting closer to reverting to tier 2.

[twitchgabo]

#buffwormwood