NPC/Interface responses - Mini-Suggestions

[OG Deadking]

Also, I'm kind of stubborn and I renew this old suggestion as it goes in the direction of adding more rpg: Port missions

My idea is to enhance the "meet the governor" page.
One could meet the governor and be asked something like:
transport these 10,000 crates to the port of X in the next two hours and you'll grant a 50k gold for your effort
or
we are in urgent need of cotton/iron/whatever, if you can manage to get it here in one hour I'll reward you with these 25k gold
deliver this letter to the governor of port Y and I'll pay you 10k for your help
trasport a full fleet of immigrants to our port and I'll order to deliver 500 crates of goods to your warehouse
etc. etc.
and the mission would be renewed once completed.

While older players would probably think these are too cheap missions, I think this may help people at the beginning in exploring the map and having some gold to build the first ships.

Edit: added a couple of pics to better show the idea.
I'm thinking of this. But this is a suggestion and of course it is debatable (for example how many missions daily would there could be?)

(I used fiction port names)

+1

[Admiral Nelson]

I like DezNuts idea (Creating a more, easier to read Battle Log n whether it be for NPC's OR PvP) -- Perhaps that players can produce?

For example:
The Dragon fires its last few gunshots, as the Noble Queen Victoria pummels the deck and gives no quater - Within a matter of moments, the gunfight was over, and The Dragon fled back to its dock for repairs.

[Shadowood]

Would be nice if every now and then it is the daughter/son contacting you. Could be your wife/husband, to tell you something (like "remember me" or "don't get a flu while sailing" or even "look at Vaasburg-Regis, I think it is profitable") or could be one of the others, jealous or flirticious.

Aye, I want messages from my wife and mistresses! Telling me to bring them back shiny expensive things from my voyages or egging me on to steal a fleet. Maybe their responses could be tied into the Hostility/Honor point system. The more hostility the more aggressive the requests... The more honor the more noble of a request. Little bit of a Fable system