ConfederateSS wrote:-----I disagree with... Strategy games are dying... Time passes...Then such games make a come back... I.E. Chess and the like...Chess was small in the Middle Ages...Big in The 1700's...Down in the 1800's ...Back in the 1900's...THEY'LL BE UP AGAIN...
-----When my daughter started babysitting...She realized the Greatness of RISK... You can pass 2/3 hours easy, by playing RISK...The kids are ready for bed...The Parents come home...EASY MONEY...Her friends learned the trick too...So on,and so on...
-----I think of the Movie MAJOR LEAGUE...When they had ads on the outfield walls...I'm thinking maybe,Conquer Club...could sell ads on territories(or bonuses)...Like Coke on the terr. of Japan,"I mean Tokyo"

...In return ...C.C. ads could be put on Coke products etc...etc...Does the High Command have a marketing dept? Because the PR dept...sucks...30k---8k ouch

...ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion)...

If you're old enough to have a daughter who babysits, couldn't you at least put a little effort into communicating like an adult? I usually just skip over your posts, because they're so hard on the eyes. What if, instead of writing like you're texting your bff jill, you put a little effort into grammar and punctuation, and came up with something like:
ConfederateSS wrote:I disagree with the idea that strategy games are dying. Time passes, then such games make a come back. I.E. Chess and the like. Chess was small in the Middle Ages, big in The 1700's, down in the 1800's, back in the 1900's. They'll be up again!
When my daughter started babysitting, she realized the greatness of RISK. You can pass 2 or 3 hours easily by playing RISK. The kids are ready for bed, the parents come home. Easy money! Her friends learned the trick too. And so on, and so on...
I think of the movie "Major League", when they had ads on the outfield walls. I'm thinking maybe Conquer Club could sell ads on territories (or bonuses). Like Coke on the terr. of Japan, "I mean Tokyo".

In return, C.C. ads could be put on Coke products, etc. etc. Does the High Command have a marketing dept? Because the PR dept. sucks. 30k - 8k ouch

There, isn't that better?
Now, about the content of your post. Regarding the "timeline", do you have any evidence to support your statement about chess being down or up during specific periods?
Wikipedia wrote:The popularity of chess in the Western courtly society peaked between the 12th and the 15th centuries.
(The last three centuries of the Middle Ages.)
And I don't know how you can say that chess was "down" in the 1800's, during the time of Staunton, Anderssen, Morphy, Steinitz (the first undisputed world chess champion) and Lasker.
So, on what do you base your disagreement with the idea that strategy games are declining? Is the decline in web searches for terms like "board games", "strategy games", chess, "contract bridge", etc., not a valid indicator of declining interest? Are you just expressing wishful thinking with no basis in reality, kind of like "The south will rise again" crowd?
When I was a kid, my friends and I played all kinds of board games because that's all there was. Now, there's so much competition for attention, that it shouldn't be surprising that interest in board games has declined. They can tart the game up all they want on a phone app, but RISK is never going to be able to compete with the simple, mindless games that people can play while they're standing in line or taking a shit. And if they go phone-only, I'm gone, because I like big, complicated maps, and I don't want to have to try to play them on a tiny screen.
CC should just be what it is, and try to be the best, most interesting RISK-like game around.