Fire Emblem and the Tactical Shoving of Jason Godwyn 

Maintaining the gap when an enemy is pushed into a gap followed by a second enemy doesn't feel very intuitive to me. Similarly the second enemy in a stack getting pushed away also feels off. They're behaving like solid objects instead of soft bodied people. For gapped enemies, my brain expects the first enemy to move into the empty square, hit the second enemy, and then all movement should stop. For adjacent enemies, neither should move as the energy is absorbed in the collision. If they were billiards it would be fine, but soft bodies just don't work like that. It feels really awkward. Like it's suddenly a block puzzle instead of positioning troops.