My first suggestion is to at least make sure your party has a tank and a healer.
Wynne would be your best bet for healer, though Morrigan can heal too if you remembered to give her healing spells. Also, don't forget to have your healer heal themself if they take damage. As for tactics, I use: (may not be exact as I'm not looking at my tactics atm)
1. Self: Mana or Stamina <10% <use lyrium potion, weakest available>
2. Self: Health <90% <regeneration>
3. Self: Health <75% <heal>
4. Ally: Health <90% <regeneration>
5. Ally: Health <75% <heal>
6. Enemy: Target of (tank's name) <Attack>
As for the tank: (Alistair highly reccommended, base 38 str, 60 dex asap)
1. Surrounded by two or more enemies: <Taunt>
2. Ally: Health<100% <Taunt>
...and the rest depends on what skills they have. I control my tank most of the time, but I use:
3. Nearest enemy: <Pummel Strike>
4. Nearest enemy: <Overwhelm>
5. Nearest enemy: <Assault>
6. Nearest enemy: <Attack>
Generally I choose to save tactics for activated talents, rather than sustained ones which you just need to cast once, but if you'd prefer to have a tactic for threaten or shield wall;
1. Self: Any <Threaten>
2. Self: Any <Shield Wall>
....and the taunts would come next
On consoles, you manually save by pressing start and selecting save from the menu. Do keep multiple saves, including saves right before you start a long quest (ex. as soon as you arrive in Redcliffe Village, Frostback Mountains, or before starting Warden's Keep, etc.), and after you finish a long conversation, difficult fight, or anything that you wouldn't want to re-do again.
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