Something Near To Our Hearts image - Star Wars: Clone Wars Sub-Mod for Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption
This is a Submod for the Star Wars- Clone Wars mod for Star Wars: Empire at War Forces of Corruption. It's based off of the 2003-2004 Miniseries and will feature content that is unavailable in the original mod. The developers of the Star Wars- Clone Wars Mod wish to focus more on the current Clone Wars series so, they have commissioned this submod as a side project. This mod's goal is to appeal to fans who grew up whatching the miniseries and provide a sense of nostalgia to those fans.
While the recently canceled Star Wars: The Clone Wars series is being added to Netflix, I found it awfully unfair that the Original Clone Wars series remains forgotten, rotting and repressed.
So I figured, why not add Star Wars: Clone Wars along with Star Wars: The Clone Wars? That's what this petition is for, so this way people who are fans of both series's of similar titles, can enjoy both of them and after 10 years of neglect, the makers of Star Wars: Clone Wars can take pride in their work as it is enjoyed on a massive scale once more.
Please sign, even if you do not have a subscription to Netflix, every signature helps.
Thank You
you know you can watch the entire clone wars series on youtube. the whole thing was uploaded
not really the point, plus the people who worked on it aren't compensated for their hard work and love that went into it when you watch it for free on YouTube because some bumpkin with no respect for the creators uploaded it, which i'm pretty sure isn't entirely legal but since he hadn't monetized his account YouTube sees no problem with it.
Delta289 has a point; those who worked on the series are usually given payments whenever their work is broadcast by a legitimate broadcasting company. Since YouTube is not a broadcasting company, but rather a file sharing site (technically), they do not have to pay for the rights to show the series.
Payment to those who worked on the series would depend on their contractual agreements; thus the designers, - etc. may have only been paid for their work once, and not every time that their work is shown, although those who hold the rights to the series would.
Therefore, technically you would be paying Disney...
I've signed
Yay!