since no one has mentioned the uproar i'll throw in my two cents. it can have a very skid flip/ hockey stick reaction with anything close to a strong drilling. if you  look strictly at its specs and that roto has it classified as a hp2 line you might think that it is a weaker ball when in fact it is a lot stronger than advertized. because of the low diff and medium rg it gets down the lane easily on the average pattern but when it touches a dry board it can and will cover quite a few boards very quickly, most of them on the backend. i had to plug and redrill mine with almost a 5" pin placement to make it more readable while still maintaining the length that i like about it

I have the asylum my daughter has the outcry. It really depends on what your playing on and how you prefer to play. The outcry likes a little less oil and you can flip it out a little more. The asylum handles more oil but plays better with straighter lines at least for me.