I started with 68k on Amiga which made me love assembly. Then got exposed to x86 which I hated with a passion. Keep in mind I was quite young then and x86 had

I started with 68k on Amiga which made me love assembly. Then got exposed to x86 which I hated with a passion. Keep in mind I was quite young then and x86 had so many oddities and inconsistencies that it made it really hard for a beginner. In Uni when making a compiler I choose to target PPC as I figured anything was better than x86. I kind of regretted it. I was new to RISC and the heavy use of registers threw me off. E.g. using registers for all function arguments except when there where too many. Using a register for return address but then needing to use stack anyway of call stack got too deep. How every address had to be loaded in two steps. On top of that PPC did not offer a smaller and simpler instruction set. It was quite large from what I remember. So getting something akin to feeling like 68k was a dream that got popped. But I would say RISC-V gives me a bit of the 68k feeling as things are kept really small and beginner friendly.