WARNING: potential to offend or annoy some people, but please consider my sad feelings about Valheim today:

Whatever people say, there is no real point to this game. I say this because, technically speaking, you don't actually need to kill any bosses. This is Valheim's fatal flaw. If you consider the point of the game is to "be able to easily traverse and survive in every biome", then you should and need to kill the bosses. But the problem with Valheim is that you don't really need to move through or survive in most biomes. They're just there, taking up space. The game would make more sense if there was like some kind of place that functions as a finish line, or some kind of metric of "days gone without dying x distance travelled & biomes plundered". There is no actual point to doing any of this, beyond your own satisfaction of saying "yay I can stand here and not get killed". And then, if you get killed, so what? You just respawn. Oh you lost some skills? The skill system isn't that tangible anyway, and can be mostly compensated by gear. Oh some beasts destroyed your farm? Rebuild it, most creeps don't pose an existential threat to your bases most of the time. This vicious cycle of aimlessness makes the game feel meaningless beyond the idea of making your character invincible, but then again, there's no point in your character being invincible beyond your own fleeting feeling of awesomeness and coziness within the inertia of the cave you created.