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One doesn't normally have a say in the personal information, unless edited in-game, that a person has in a game? I'm not trying to be unfair and all, of course. I just would hope that certain players, whether real or not, have their proper birth regions/states/nations shown for them in their profiles, in any game.
For instance, when Rynie Wolters comes into a person's game as an imported player, whether automatically or manually, he is listed as American, when actually he was born in the Netherlands. Bruce Sutter and Tom Herr are listed as being from Lancaster in California, when actually both were from Lancaster in Pennsylvania. The game seems to have a problem at least sometimes with cities in different areas having the same name, if they're in the same country, for some yet-unknown reason or reasons.
Do as you wish with the Freemans, but I still would honestly prefer that they at least be listed as being from places in Missouri, not Florida, if possible. Sorry for being so picky here, EC. Actually both me and my brother were born in the same city, but I put AG as being born in Chesterfield in memory of where my Grandma lived when I was younger, prior to her death in 2003. She was the one who used to send me a lot of things related to the Cardinals for a good long time in my life, prior to her death, in fact.
I still miss her, of course, but she was 84 when she left this world, so she probably had a longer life than many in her generation, I'm reasonably certain. While I never actually met Grandpa, for he died when my Dad was very young, he used to play baseball when he was younger, it seems. He was in the USAAF, I believe, during WWII, but still died young in his 30s, from some medical condition I can't currently remember the exact name of, to be honest, unfortunately. I wonder if I would have enjoyed spending time with him had he lived as long as Grandma, but if we both liked baseball, I wonder if we would have loved talking about it a great deal, of course. I believe we would have, in fact. And I hope to meet him one day on the other side of eternity as well, for sure.
Talk more later, as time permits and all, I hope. Thank you for your time and all, and your patience and all. It's certainly not easy at times for me to not be so picky at times, I must say, and that's probably at least partly due to me having to deal with AS on a daily basis, if not entirely so, EC. CD out.
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