For a true all around, I'm looking at turkeys because for deer it doesn't matter at all imo. Cover still comes first, but camo does matter a little more for turkey, particularly what is on your shoulders and head. Pants, eh, not really.
As much as I love my asat,I think it's a touch too brown once green up gets greening. It's fine if you have good cover, except when you don't.
My eye likes the classic mossy oak bottomland with some green, but pick one and roll with it. Go with macro camo with broad contrast, the 00's era micro detail stuff is basically a dark solid. These days there are quite a few good ones to choose from, but if you turkey hunt and want to go truly versatile, definitely lean in that direction.
I also think any texture helps on the ground, probably more so than any specific pattern or color itself, but wearing those generally annoys me and I reserve it for specific circumstances so it's out of the versatile discussion on my end.