Stardew Valley is an all-time favorite for farming sim fans. It holds players' attention with its relaxing atmosphere and engaging mechanics. Combat is not at the heart of the game, but some players still go all out for it.

One player, however, has taken things to a whole new level. Spent more than 100 hours, Reddit user kindanerdyhousewife managed to collect every weapon in Stardew Valley. That's truly an incredible feat, really showcasing the dedication and love a player has for the game.

A Stunning Collection of 63 Weapons For X Hours

This 'Stardew Valley' Player Has Collected Every Single Weapon

Kindanerdyhousewife shared an impressive array of 63 different weapons in one post on the Stardew Valley community on Reddit. As one can imagine, these include everything from basic swords to more unique and powerful gear, all meticulously gathered after 200 hours of playing.

The only item notable absent in this photo is the Infinity Gavel, which kindanerdyhousewife assures they own but forgot in the post.

While one of the pieces in the collection is Robin's lost axe—an item that serves more as a quest item than an actual weapon—every other piece represents a real tool for combat in the game.

The image alone speaks volumes and it's not all about impressive weapons only. It also features a few decorations, chests, and even a fossil, adding a personal touch to the player's in-game achievements.

How Did They Do It?

The task of getting every weapon in Stardew Valley is not easy at all. While some weapons are rather easily attainable by purchases or by finding them, others demand much more labor.

To get Infinity Gavel, for example, players first need to gather a Galaxy Hammer, followed by combining it with three Galaxy Souls and 60 Cinder Shards. GameRant reports that this would require unlocking the Galaxy Sword first, which would itself require one of the hardest-to-get items in the game, namely the Prismatic Shard.

On the other side of things, there is also unlockable gear that the player must buy during Desert Festival using traded Calico Eggs. He or she must get such goods from certain NPCs.

To achieve that, 200 hours or more must have been dedicated to that alone. And all those times and hours speak about the devotion and dedication of a gamer to play Stardew Valley.

Combat Mechanics in Stardew Valley: A Fun Yet Optional Challenge

While Stardew Valley is primarily known for its relaxing farming and community-building aspects, its combat mechanics are also an important part of the game.

Many players may never even engage in combat, focusing instead on crops, animals, or socializing with the townspeople. However, for kindanerdyhousewife and other players, there's a thrill and challenge in combat.

The game's mines, filled with monsters and treasure, are a part of the adventure, and collecting weapons enhances the experience.

Although it is not a necessity to win the game, having all weapons is a must to ensure the survival of the player in mines and the protection of their farms from dangers that may occur.

Stardew Valley Community Has Nothing But Praises for the Achievement

The community's response has been overwhelmingly positive to this incredible achievement. Many players of Stardew Valley were impressed and even commented on the idea of trying to recreate the feat in their own games.

Whether others will attempt the same challenge or not is left to be seen, but it's certain that kindanerdyhousewife has inspired people to dig deeper into the combat systems of the game.

They didn't say they were planning to collect other items such as boots or rings, so it is clear that this player is not done yet with Stardew Valley.

Maybe in the future, they will go on and participate in some other unique challenges that will solidify them as one of the dedicated players out there in Stardew Valley.

A True Stardew Valley Achievement

This accomplishment is more than just collecting a bunch of weapons—it's about dedication, exploration, and the sheer joy of achieving something truly unique in a beloved game.

Kindanerdyhousewife's effort proves that even in a game known for its cozy vibes and non-competitive nature, players can still find satisfaction in setting and achieving their own ambitious goals.