'Would you kindly ...' (spoilers)

I think Bioshock Infinite achieved to get at an ending and a twist that makes you feel connected to the game, rather than the gaming world at large. But you see, the real beauty of Bioshock is in interpretation. I didnt even think about your idea of applying the fact when we play video games, we just blindly follow orders like the twist in Bioshock 1. I think each game has its own experience put out on the player, and the player interprets it in different ways.

What shocked me the most about Bioshock Infinite was knowing Comstock was actually Booker. I know there were clear and obvious signs that lead to that early on in the game, but knowing that in the end really did shock me. Then when I replayed it from the beginning, I saw all the signs and everything made sense. Player experience is key in Bioshock games.

If you want a meta answer, picture it this way: I was on a youtube video of this guy explaining the ending cause I wanted to what he thought of it. He said, that everyone who has played Bioshock seemingly were playing all of those worlds beyond those doors in the Sea of doors. You played with the same characters, but with different actions, different weapons and each experience was different but with constants and variables, the same result in the end. If anything, that should be a meta answer.

Thing about WYK though, is if we DIDN'T do as asked, we couldn't possibly progress through the game. When you get right down to it, each of us made a concious, willing choice to do all this, because that's how these games work.