Crisp, Two-Stage or Roll trigger?

I have been shooting a roll trigger on both my .22 and .45 for close to a year now.  I had it installed (by a gunsmith) because that type of trigger was commonly suggested by elite shooters.  The .22 I was shooting is a conversion unit that uses the same lower as the .45.
 
But a recent incident (irrelevant to the question) required me to start shooting another one of my .22s because it is lighter by half a pound.  That other gun is a Pardini SPBE and uses a two stage trigger.  Now, I have not shot my Pardini for nine months.  But last Friday I took it to the range to verify it was sighted in and I shot it this past Sunday in a sanctioned 2700.  I set a personal best in the .22 match (864).  My previous personal best (861) in a NRA match was also shot with the Pardini.
 
So here is the question.  Is there some logic or rationale or reasoning that can be applied to help a shooter understand what type of trigger; crisp, two-stage or roll, would be best for them?  Or is the answer simply, whatever you shoot the best with?
 
Thank you.

I'm no master, but I shoot like one in practice   I'd definitely say the answer is "whatever you shoot the best with."

It just might be the "new gun" syndrome. If you haven't shot the Pardini in a long time, you just might have been focusing more on the fundamentals. That being said, I shot my best .22 scores with my Hammerli 208s with 2 stage trigger.