Like many people, attempting to find shortcuts to travel around Skyhold without using the ramparts or the stairs...
Trying to position the camera so that it looks suggestive when Leliana bends over her desk with my Inquisitor behind her... (the first time was an accident, I swear)
Charging into battle yelling "SPOON" while using the prize from the Quizquisition quest...
Knocking enemies off ledges with Charging Bull and jumping off high places in Skyhold. I imagine the reaction on people when the inquisitor lands from a 2-3 story drop and grunts in pain.
I like to imagine a long-time Skyhold resident consoling a shell-shocked newcomer with "It happens a lot. You get used to it after a while."
I like to imagine that Inky and Sera go intimate all over Skyhold with their romance, due to Sera not being big on having talks. "Do you wanna keep talking, or go have some fuuuun?" And by the endgame everyone at Skyhold are used to the daily romps and pranks of Inky and Sera.
I always love that scene, after talking about Sera's dream, when Sera tackles Inky in the tavern, and not a single npc react to it, like it's all just part of their daily lives 
Trying to tame a Fennec and bring to Skyhold as my pet 
I like to imagine a long-time Skyhold resident consoling a shell-shocked newcomer with "It happens a lot. You get used to it after a while."
Just remember, if you hear "Wahoo" overhead, run away from the walls as fast as you can.
Running Emprise Du Lion mine runs to hopefully collect as much Dawnstone and Fade Touched Silverite as possible... And then outfit all my crew in Silverite armor.
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Taking Cole EVERYWHERE with me! He always has something to say about each area I visit (not party banter) and sometimes his cryptic words hint at interesting revelations.
Though I do spend a stupid amount of time trying to get Adoribull banter to trigger.
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Pffft, I don't feel guilty about my pleasures.
I've been trying that too, but it only seemed to kick in during JOH and that was post-ending for me. *sigh*
- not killing non-hostile animals and running away from hostile ones to avoid hurting them
(exception: when I see an animal attack another, my party beats up the baddie trying to save the victim)
- admiring the grandeur of dragons so much I still can't bring myself to kill them
- selfless favoritism: I craft armor and weapons only for my 2 fave companions, not even for myself
- taking Cole everwhere, he'll say when there's a rare item around (because I'm bored spamming V!)
- jumping all over Skyhold since I discovered it was possible yesterday
- buying influence tomes obsessively and, as a result, always being dirt poor
- liking Storm Coast best of all regions, to the point of actually observing the view of the sea
Jumping on tables/boxes/rocks to attack. I like having the higher ground even if it's only one or two feet higher.
- not killing non-hostile animals and running away from hostile ones to avoid hurting them
(exception: when I see an animal attack another, my party beats up the baddie trying to save the victim)
- admiring the grandeur of dragons so much I still can't bring myself to kill them
- selfless favoritism: I craft armor and weapons only for my 2 fave companions, not even for myself
- taking Cole everwhere, he'll say when there's a rare item around (because I'm bored spamming V!)
- jumping all over Skyhold since I discovered it was possible yesterday
- buying influence tomes obsessively and, as a result, always being dirt poor
- liking Storm Coast best of all regions, to the point of actually observing the view of the sea
Really? I usually use him and he has never done that for me...*pouts*
I'm going to go with the tint table as well... man is that thing addictive. Forget about bug fixes and stability issues, that thing alone is worth the patching.
I have other things I do obsessively, but I wouldn't really consider them "guilty pleasures," more like things done to satisfy personality quirks.
Starting a new character, pretty much the exact same one as before (name, race, class etc. sometimes even the same world state) after 60+ hours on the last one and playing for another 60+ hours only to do it again
I need help
Making characters who do something silly in combat or story wear Orlesian masks as punishment until they save me from a party-wipe. 
Decking the entire party out in Grey Warden armor when fighting darkspawn.
Color-coordinating everything.
Having Varric ride the biggest mounts and run people over while wearing the Inquisitor's Hat.
Starting a new character, pretty much the exact same one as before (name, race, class etc. sometimes even the same world state) after 60+ hours on the last one and playing for another 60+ hours only to do it again
I need help
You're not the only one. I can tend to get attached to a certain type of character, and enjoy repeating it. I did the same thing with Mass Effect, though that one benefits from NG+.
Really? I usually use him and he has never done that for me...*pouts*
He usually says "let's look around" or something along the lines quietly, maybe you didn't pay attention? It doesn't mean that he spotted something great, just something well-hidden. Could be another bottle 
Uninstalling it.
Guilty because I regretted buying this game as it definately didn't catch me, at all, and thus just ends up collecting virtual dust in my Origin library. Pleasure because it meant that I would no longer try and mutilate my poor face whenever I couldn't avoid looking at my companions during a fight and subsequently facepalming really hard at whatever nonsensical idiocy was riding them this time. Because of all the things that simply didn't spark the fire or things I actively dislike, the companion AI hands down takes the cake as being the single most mindbendingly annoying thing I experienced trying to play DAI.
I've done this, only I've made plenty and not gotten past a few hours of being around Haven. Not sure why I keep doing this, and now I really regret it, because my Keep is full of these throwaway Heralds.
Well I don't know about your case, but for me its the wonder of the character creator and the desire to be another class. I find myself 2/3 of the way through the game thinking "you know, this Qunari mage is fun, but what would be really exiting is Dwarf rogue archer with an artificer specialization."
Like many other people here I love jumping from very high places in Skyhold. Preferably landing on Solas' head...
I also take Cole everywhere with me, I love how he says he's glad when we do sidequests.
But what I prefer doing is just strolling around maps with my inner circle friends (I try to take all of them alternatively for those quiet moments, just to get more acquainted with those I don't know as well as my usual questing party - i.e. Blackwall/Cole/Solas). I just pick plants and ore and enjoy the scenery/music/sounds/banter.
I did that in the Elder Scrolls games too. I prefered the music and landscapes in Skyrim but having a party with you in DA changes everything. I felt quite alone in the ES most of the time...
Oh and I forgot that I looove tinting my characters' gears in fancy colours. The Iron Bull is always in purple or pink, lately Blackwall has been in flashy green, Sera and Varric in Red, Solas in that silky blue I love, Cassandra in orange/red and Dorian in flashy yellow. Vivienne mostly wears white. Only Cole is in dark colours. My IQ always wears pink! 
Dawnstone...
Flirting with Cassandra is more fun than going all the way.
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1. Organizing inventory.
2. Crafting anything and everything for everyone.
3. Re-oranizing inventory after crafting.
4. Jumping off wall and roof at Skyhold
5. New...tinting armor...and then re-organizing inventory by color and type.
Popping barrier and dropping off very high places onto enemies.
While shouting SUPRISE MOTHERFER
Nothing quite like a Qunari dropping out of the blue on top of you to liven up the day.
I did like leaping off of high places to surprise enemies. Rogues do this the best because of evade. But nothing starts a party off better than a grenade full of bees and wasps.
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