Another missed opportunity with reda.
The daily and infinitly generated contracts from AC:OD were pretty good. Simple, yes, but gave something fun and endless to do.
In ACV the Reda contracts are not just finite, limited and few, but are also pure garbage.
I don't need a deep story to have fun with the gameplay, but why are those quests broken (I had to assassinate a thief once and that thief was the training doll 10 meters from Reda. Yes, I had a contract to kill a scarecrow. an inanimate objects who has done nothing wrong in his life) they are stuck in a loop (almost every day I get a contract to kill the same wolves north-east from camp, or free a prisoner in a bandit camp in the same swamp camp).
So not just that these quests are utterly broken and bugged and stuck, even when those quests work, they suck and uneventful (Like kill a generic grunt traveling with another generic grunt).

Is it so hard for Ubi to do something more interesting with these? even on par with ACOD and not more?

Here are what I would expect, without going overboard with how complicated it is to improve them:
1) Quests are not repeated in the same location often.
2) there are two contracts for Opals, and more contracts for simple materials or silver, so there is more to do, for fun. Yes, some of us play for fun. Not just rewards like some chimps in a cage.
3) Contracts are challenging. Killing one grunt alone is not a challenge and no reason for it to be exciting if it's so mundane. Contracts should either killing a group of elites (like some of the weekly contracts), or infiltrating busy camps to kill guy\rob a chest\free a prisoner\kill everyone\raid a location\steal something from a particular enemy's corps\survive an ambush\etc.

I don't feel like these features are too complicated to implement and would elevate Reda's mechanics and have us do something in the game outside the main quests.

Who agrees?

Where to store foreign supplies between raids? Can only acquire 200 foreign supplies and can't hold anymore.