...you mentally divide your friends into moral groups to predict their disposition -i.e. these party members who typically approve of "evil"/pragmatic decisions, and those who typically approve of "good"/optimistic decisions- when having a political discussion.
Bonus points for allocating imaginary approval scores floating in the air when a statement is made.
You dream of completing quests and clearing up that quest list.
When you select a Perk simply for RP reasons....
That far predates DA:I lol 
When I mess something up in real life and I realize I can't "reload" to fix it. Seriously, my first thought is to "reload".
When you get up and look in the mirror, and think you need some more time in the CC....
YES to both of these. I looked in the mirror the other day and actually reached out and tried to click on the cheekbone slider.
1. When u can get the best results on the war table missions without looking them up.
2. Not having to look up what order to light the veil fires in The Tomb of Fairel.
3. Knowing how to get the max approval out of any conversation with your companions without looking it up.
I know there are lots more this is just my top three. 
...you exit the undercroft and walk all the way to the war room before the black loading screen disappears. Yep.
How do you know when you've played "too much"?
When friends and co-workers asks where you were this weekend and you don't really have an answer except Thedas.
Ahh yes...When friends and co-workers asks where you were this weekend and you don't really have an answer except Thedas.
When friends and co-workers asks where you were this weekend and you don't really have an answer except Thedas.
Heh, yeah it can get awkward around friends who aren't gamers. Fortunately I work with geeks, so when I take time off the boss just asks which game is releasing.
When you start identifying real articles of clothing as "my Warden shirt/jacket", "my Morrigan shirt", "my Anders coat". Maybe even a fluffy "Cullen blanket"...
When you burn the soundtracks to take them in the car. And then you turn on the battle music when there's traffic.
When you walk through the city and see people with undercuts and think one of the following things:
/We need more hair choices in the CC./
/Oh, another NPC./
/.....Krem?/
When you get up and look in the mirror, and think you need some more time in the CC....
Ha, every day... And not just when I get up 
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