Personally I prefer the ASAT pattern.
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But here is a tid-bit of advice where camo and blending in is concerned - If you are moving around, it doesn't matter what pattern you are wearing. And if you don't move, it still doesn't matter what pattern you are wearing.
Fortunately for you (and unfortunately for Stacy and Clinton), camo has become a normal fashion trend. So I think you are safe wearing camo pants and a tan shirt about in the grocery stores and other places where you mix with the tactically impaired.
I did learn something this weekend - wavelength of light is a big factor in creating contrast from the environment. Was talking to a park ranger about poncho colors and here is what he told me. I carry a bright yellow poncho so I CAN be seen when I want to. I bought it when I lived in East Texas and was surrounded by green foliage and swamps and river bottom - he says it was good for there because of the dis-similarities between the green and yellow wavelengths and dappled sunlight. Now that I live in the desert, the harsh sunlight and tan background does not provide a significance in wavelength separation. He says HOT PINK is a more visible color and so is HIGHWAY SAFETY OSHA ORANGE, but that here in the desert, pink outperforms orange and in the wooded areas, orange outperforms pink.
I know that is contrary to your original question, but moving the discussion back that way, I think you will find that if you are in a forested area, any green is sufficient, and in the desert, any tan will do. Does MagPul Flat Dark Earth out perform Khaki, Coyote, Brown, etc? Maybe... But is it enough to justify any special effort to find one over the others or pay more for one over the others - probably not.
Your digital camo patterns work on the same theories of wavelength that I mentioned above. So many little patches of color make it hard for the shirt or pants to have one wavelength and it disappears in more environments - but you can train your eye to spot it better over time. That's why I like ASAT. I think it is harder to train for.