smileyface500
Newcomer
there may well be many for different reasons eg speedruns (perfection in 24 hours) or challenge play throughs (eg full shipment in order) or just crazy feats (min max or algo 999 stack) curious as to what people here think 
whats the definitive most impressive challenge ever completed in sdv
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stardew_luv
Farmer
MogBeoulve
Local Legend
Slimeglasses
Farmer
I saw a video where AI completed the community center really fast. I could probably find it, but I'm too lazy!
Lew Zealand
Helper
WitherinRoseYT
Rancher
I got the living hat twice in one save, at the start of my game.
I knew it was kind of rare from other videos that I've seen, but didn't know the chances of getting it only once was a 0.001% chance by cutting weeds (Which was the only way which I got them)
I actually just found out that it's super rare, never knew.
(What's funny is that I gave one of my friends accounts one of my hats, without either of us knowing they were rare)
I also have a crazy number of Golden Clocks on my farm, because I felt like it.
I knew it was kind of rare from other videos that I've seen, but didn't know the chances of getting it only once was a 0.001% chance by cutting weeds (Which was the only way which I got them)
I actually just found out that it's super rare, never knew.
(What's funny is that I gave one of my friends accounts one of my hats, without either of us knowing they were rare)
I also have a crazy number of Golden Clocks on my farm, because I felt like it.
FilthyGorilla
Local Legend
I think there are absolutely a few different candidates for 'most impressive challenges' depending on the criteria you're using.
If you're just looking at scale/grandeur, I'd probably have to say the sheer amount of progress some people (namely thealgorythm who popularized the challenge) have put into the 999 challenge, with thousands of hours of playtime and cataloging. I think a bit of a distant runner up could be a run I've put over a thousand hours into which is getting over 50 billion g, which I think also has a certain component of scale to it that makes it impressive.
Alternatively, you could consider challenges that people have done to really optimize stuff. I think there are a few standouts, notably Cordite's 80mil in hand year 1 run (and maybe his 25 mil spring run, though for me the 80 mil pioneered a lot more and was impressive in that regard), the effort BlaDe is currently putting into the maximized perfection run in order to complete the latter half in as short a time as possible, and perhaps a few others like BlaDe's early Krobus run and maybe a run I just finished completing the CC on day 6 which I personally thought was exciting but I'm obviously quite biased with it being so present in my mind
Lastly speedrunning is a whole different realm than traditional 'challenge running', but can still be considered a challenge in the general sense. The amount of effort so many people have put into meticulously routing and improving the CC WR makes it collectively probably the most worked on larger challenge I can think of, and then there are also other records like mines 50/120 which have been grinded and grinded in order to whittle away at something that's inherently really luck dependent.
If you're just looking at scale/grandeur, I'd probably have to say the sheer amount of progress some people (namely thealgorythm who popularized the challenge) have put into the 999 challenge, with thousands of hours of playtime and cataloging. I think a bit of a distant runner up could be a run I've put over a thousand hours into which is getting over 50 billion g, which I think also has a certain component of scale to it that makes it impressive.
Alternatively, you could consider challenges that people have done to really optimize stuff. I think there are a few standouts, notably Cordite's 80mil in hand year 1 run (and maybe his 25 mil spring run, though for me the 80 mil pioneered a lot more and was impressive in that regard), the effort BlaDe is currently putting into the maximized perfection run in order to complete the latter half in as short a time as possible, and perhaps a few others like BlaDe's early Krobus run and maybe a run I just finished completing the CC on day 6 which I personally thought was exciting but I'm obviously quite biased with it being so present in my mind
Lastly speedrunning is a whole different realm than traditional 'challenge running', but can still be considered a challenge in the general sense. The amount of effort so many people have put into meticulously routing and improving the CC WR makes it collectively probably the most worked on larger challenge I can think of, and then there are also other records like mines 50/120 which have been grinded and grinded in order to whittle away at something that's inherently really luck dependent.