Why can't Asp.net MVC distinguish between two actions when they have different parameters?

This will also automatically solve your problem as it will not be ambiguous anymore.

Default base class for mvc controllers, Controller uses ActionInvoker to select which action to invoke. First the action is selected, by default from the RouteData"action" value, and then all the model binding and validation for the selected action's parameters occur. That's why when the invoker sees two actions with the same name and same attributes for selecting, it fires error, as it cannot distinguish between two.

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