[skoczymroczny]

For me the problems are always merge conflicts. Don't know why, in SVN I wasn't afraid of merge conflicts, I just opened a GUI, clicked on some arrows, picked the parts I want and parts I don't want, save and done. In Git, even with gui tools, I often end up with a mess of .BASE, .LOCAL, .REMOTE files, then I can't merge it all properly, and even if I do it asks me to commit the changes again and it's a mess, so I just clone the repo again and copy the files (xkcd #1597).

[dasil003]

If you think merging in svn is easier than git then you haven't seen the pathological cases of svn merges. The problem is svn has no concept of a repo root or branches, it only has directories, so sooner or later things get very very broken.