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I have the following line of dialogue

> されに視野を広げた「戦略」によっては戦いそのものの意味すら変わってくる

Two people have been talking about the changes needed to get to grips with
potential future tech that might disrupt the currently established ways things
are done. They might need to switch to more dangerous weapons and such.

I have a problem with above line because while 戦略 is supposed to mean
strategy, it kinda IMO doesn't fit there. I get the impression this person is
talking about something she read/heard about people who were looking at the
big picture and have found that the meaning of fighting has changed/has been
changing. But that's not excatly what is said here. So what would be your
interpretation.

Changed/changing is also the issue. I think the normal translation of 変わってくる
would be that the change has happened and this new state of affairs has been
happening to now and will continue. But in context that doesn't exactly make
sense, because change is supposed to happen in future. The only interpretation
that would fit would be that this means that the process of change has
(already) started happening in the past and is still happening now. So what
would be the correct interpretation here?
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translation
The use of strategy/戦略 in this line
## Answer

> 視野を広げた「戦略」によっては

This means "due to the strategy, with an increased scope,"

> 戦いそのものの意味すら変わってくる

This means "even the definition of 'fighting' will come to change"

> 変わってくる

This is future tense, meaning "will come to change"
[https://books.google.com/books?id=l-C4H2sBJlEC&lpg=PP1&pg=PA120&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false](https://books.google.com/books?id=l-C4H2sBJlEC&lpg=PP1&pg=PA120&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false)

## In essence

The new strategy with a wider scope will be a game-changer.
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