A common scenario is two domain controllers at different sites. Since the connection between the two site is likely to be slow, you want to keep as much traffic as possible from crossing over those links. If you are at site A and you log on to the network, you would want a domain controller on site A to authenticate you, rather than using the slow (and potentially unreliable) connection between to have the controller in site B authenticate you.
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