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To account for the fact that Pacific islanders and native american tribes who have long lived in feast or famine environments seem to exhibit the greatest weight gain when introduced to the fantastically overwhelming bounty of American foodstuffs, I'd like to see some sort of adaptive effect, carrying over from the civ's point of origin on the map up to the present day refrigeration-equivalent.
That way when your civ discovers mcdonalds and subway and taco bell and burger king and wendy's and jack in the box and hot dog on a stick and fresh choice and olive garden and chili's and chevy's and sizzler and red lobster and arby's and weinerschnittzel and aunt annie's pretzels and jamba juice and outback steakhouse and cracker barrel, those civ groups that started in such desert areas would suddenly experience a drop in life expectancy that would really add depth to the game.
Cause trust my doctors, it's not like weighing a couple of hundred pounds over the ideal has no effect.
That way when your civ discovers mcdonalds and subway and taco bell and burger king and wendy's and jack in the box and hot dog on a stick and fresh choice and olive garden and chili's and chevy's and sizzler and red lobster and arby's and weinerschnittzel and aunt annie's pretzels and jamba juice and outback steakhouse and cracker barrel, those civ groups that started in such desert areas would suddenly experience a drop in life expectancy that would really add depth to the game.
Cause trust my doctors, it's not like weighing a couple of hundred pounds over the ideal has no effect.
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