The quest descriptions are uninformative. The explanatory tutorial prompts pop up behind trophy notifications and can't be retrieved. The inventory menu on your Pip-Boy makes your eyes glaze over. No, I hear you, buddy: Fallout 4 is pretty damn overwhelming.
The game is open-ended and there's no rush, so you can sleep all night and play only during the day if it suits your fancy.Fallout 4 gives you a great deal of freedom and not a lot of guidance on how to take advantage. Find a chair and have a good sit-down and advance the game time however you like.
You can actually get another XP boost by sitting on a church pew and contemplating your horrid existence in this new world. You don't get an XP bonus for sitting in a chair but there's no reason not to do so. Enemies' Perception stat plays a huge role, but so too do other factors, in particular the light level of where you're hiding and the noise generated by your weapon. Enemies do not see as well in darkness, so it can be beneficial to players who use Stealth for sneak attacks. You may prefer playing during the day to have a better view of the Commonwealth's beautiful post-nuclear landscape (heh) or take advantage of the night. Many quests are not timed (except those that pop up when you visit a Settlement, or when one is under attack), so there's little drawback. There are strategic advantages to doing this. This is very handy for speeding up gaining levels. If you do it in one that you own (you own all beds in Settlements unless they're taken) or have rented from an NPC, then you get a rested bonus which grants +10% XP for 8 hours. You can also do this using a bed in one of your own Settlements. Simply sitting will allow you to then push a button which brings up a wait menu - how long you'd like to wait. Like many players, I did not know how to wait and change the time in Fallout 4 when I first started. Waiting and Resting How to Wait and Change the Time in Fallout 4 Waiting can be done by sleeping in a bad (for a well-rested XP boost) or by using one of the many chairs scattered around the commonwealth. Comment on the appropriate page if you have a tip to share with other readers. There is much more to this DLC, it will just take time to write it all. I've written over a dozen in just a week and plan to continue. See a full list of guides on the Nuka World page.
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