Don ' t worry about minmaxing or what ' s the best equipment , just play the game . After finishing for the first time you will understand most of the mechanics then can worry about that . I agree , you need to do some minmaxing in the endgame though . But don ' t worry about that yet . You can always reset your skills and farm new gear . There is nothing you need to think about now to be better in the midendgame . Just play and have fun . <| sep |> Von dem was ich wei und als rechtlicher nullchecker mich sagen trauen kann , ohne Angst zu haben Ein rennspiel war in produktion . Obs genau das Projekt ist , ka . <| sep |> I dare say Rust is one of the most portable and ported programming languages there is , and intentionally so . For something with more ports but not necessarily more portable one needs to look to the big languages like CC , Java . Rust has binary builds of the compiler for these p latformslangnurseryrustup . rs # otherinstallationmethods more than indicated in the op , and there are more coming . Soon there will binary compilers for Linux for three varieties of mips , three varieties of powerpc and s 390 x as well . That ' s just platforms the compiler runs on and has binary builds for . We distribute binaries of std for even more . Rust is currently being ported to MSP 430 , the AVR , the Fuchsia operating system , and others . You mentioned wanting SPARC support , and Rust doesn ' t have it today . This is only because nobody has been motivated to do it . Someone should . You also mentioned not wanting to bootstrap from binaries , but there is no other way . All selfhosted languages bootstrap from a binary , even C . One must trust somebody to provide those binaries . In Rust , today one must trust the Rust project , but there are other entities creating their own bootstrap chains , Fedora probably being the most advanced . So at some point you ' ll be able to trust Fedora if you don ' t trust us . It sounds like you are quite convinced not to use Rust at this point . Maybe you ' ll come back and check it out in a year and think differently .