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RAD stands for "Rüstige Alternative Daddler" which means "Lusty Alternative Gamers"  
 
RAD stands for "Rüstige Alternative Daddler" which means "Lusty Alternative Gamers"  
  
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'''RAD''' is a German game community, and includes many members age 50 and over. English is not very commonly used. There are many threads with translations from English game informations to German.
 
'''RAD''' is a German game community, and includes many members age 50 and over. English is not very commonly used. There are many threads with translations from English game informations to German.
  
The RAD-Community has very good connections to [[Ascaron]] because nearly all Moderators of the '''GSF''' (German Sacred Forum} are members.
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The RAD-Community has very good connections to [[Sacred:Ascaron|Ascaron]] because nearly all Moderators of the '''GSF''' (German Sacred Forum} are members.
  
 
It was founded in May 2005 by PowerPyx and handele  
 
It was founded in May 2005 by PowerPyx and handele  
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Revision as of 23:39, 27 October 2009

RAD stands for "Rüstige Alternative Daddler" which means "Lusty Alternative Gamers"

The Community's main thing is to give older Gamers (25 and up) a place to share Information about games, to play together, and so on.

Members play games other than Sacred, for example: Rappelz and 2Moons

This Community is not a Game-Clan with rules, they play together just for fun.

RAD is a German game community, and includes many members age 50 and over. English is not very commonly used. There are many threads with translations from English game informations to German.

The RAD-Community has very good connections to Ascaron because nearly all Moderators of the GSF (German Sacred Forum} are members.

It was founded in May 2005 by PowerPyx and handele


http://www.rad-community.org/~pyx/