
It's easy to forget what this experience might be like for someone's first time.
Those are the highlights, for the most part it was like: Do I have to go in that cave? Will there be fighting? I really don't want to fight again. I get startled when the enemies charge at me, and I really can't press all these buttons so quickly. Damnit, which button do I press for potions again?
Thankfully, several months later: Muahaha, stonefist them all!
Eventually I'll learn the intricacies of tactics as well, but I'm not quite there yet.
Hahaha... that's what happened to me as well. I am still ashamed 
No shame, falon. I really don't see why anyone would be ashamed (or why anyone would shame them) for exploring something new.
Can't wait to make a total idiot out of myself at D&D on Saturday!
At least you can claim innocence. I made that decision with Adaar, knowing perfectly well what it meant. This was after allying with the mages at Redcliffe. Oops 
I am glad, at least, that the game called me out on it.
Kudos for that! As messed up as my Lavellan can be, I can't play seriously and make a PC capable of tranquilizing people.