Anyone here feels like visions of future are just really dumb?

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**Tyran**

bibotot wrote:

+ In Shadow Breaker, the Inquisitor is manipulated by a demon into using a device that will destroy the Tyranids. The demon wants the Inquisitor to rise through the ranks to control the Imperium, which it shows visions of grandeur and the Inquisitor believes wholeheartedly. My biggest gripe with this is that we don't know how the device will destroy the Tyranids, so whatever plotting between these two is just nonsensical at the moment. I hate it when authors tease at something, make it sound important, and then refuse to explain. It's absolutely incompetent.

It is a Chaos corrupted Inquisitor with delusions of grandeur whose endgoal is to travel back in time and become the God Emperor of Mankind because he is the only one with the wits and brains to be the God Emperor of Mankind.

Of course whatever they are plotting is nonsensical, the whole enterprise is nonsensical, that's the point.