So an enemy force moves into the "main" region of one of my cities (the original region where the Gathering Hall is). I have a considerably larger force present there. Yet no battle has started. Turns out that they have offered peace on this turn. I am not sold on the idea that this prevents them from getting locked into battle, but okay.

But then I go to set crafting in the Gathering Hall, and nothing can be done because this region is "occupied." Huh??? It's one way or the other. Either war is paused for a turn under some truce for a peace proposal, or it isn't.

Similarly, I have noted that if I have a unit fortifying and on that turn get attacked, the fortifying order is cancelled. But if an enemy unit is pillaging and gets attacked, the pillaging order stands.

On the surface of it, both of these are really annoying inconsistencies. But I wouldn't mind, if this were based upon documented rules. But that is not the case. Simultaneous moves sounds like a good idea, but it raises a fair number of rules questions, and there really needs to be clarity as to how these rules are applied.