As an archer I usually fight from distance, behind my group.
And usually everything works fine ...
until I am suddenly dead without knowing what happened and without any chance to prevent that.
During my last perilous game I got insta killed 4 times by this f..... Stalker.
Bioware, It is legitimate to introduce an enemy that kills cowards like me (when I am an archer)
but you should at least give the player a chance to prevent this, right?
Or does the stalker give any signs which I've missed?
Ahhh, the Stalker 
His role is to sneak up on the squishies and stab them, and he does it pretty well. There are strategies to avoid him, however. When your group rolls up on the next group of enemies, do some scouting before engaging. If you see a stalker, you can press up on the DPAD on controller or one of the F Keys on PC ( I forget which one right now ) and it will tell your teammates to attack your target and highlight the enemy. Then, your tanks should aggro, or follow the Stalker if he's already entered stealth ( you can see him slightly when he's invisible ). If you hit him while he's in stealth he'll be forced out.
thanks
I'll try that.
On PC I think it should be F1 then.
Because F1 means "target" - but so far I've always thought that F1 would put MY focus on this enemy and not my teammates'.
Amelia, btw is there any place where we can find all these things? Some kind of manual or ANYTHING ?
I mean, there are so many things that might sound easy for you (and now that I know them, they do for me, too)
but until then, it can be frustrating (F1 probably being a bad example, though)
Welcome! I think the online manuals live here: http://help.ea.com/c...ge-inquisition/ . The callouts are mentioned briefly in the manual. If you take a look at the keybindings screen in game it will probably be more informative. One other you might not know about : Sprint! Click left stick on controller or press left shift to sprint. Its a toggle, so you only have to hit it once until you stop sprinting and then hit it again.
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