Fugitive is hugely useful and actually provides features above and beyond tig. That said, tig has an innate simplicity that works for people who are not native

Fugitive is hugely useful and actually provides features above and beyond tig. That said, tig has an innate simplicity that works for people who are not native vim-ers. I primarily use screen windows for different functionality. While I can accomplish everything from vim-fugitive, I still maintain a "git" window purely for mind-segmentation and window-SRP reasons. Thus, tig may open up a completely new concept of active git interfacing. That said, it is yet another keystroke set to remember (albeit a small keyset).