How to level up fast in Fallout 4

Simply by playing through Fallout 4, you will inevitably level up quite fast. However, if you’re looking to blast through those perks or have the strength to wear some power armour, there are ways to speed up the whole process.

Best methods for levelling up quickly in Fallout 4

These tried and tested methods will give you a quick and easy way to level up. None of them are technically cheating; they’re just playing Fallout 4 at its own game. Before we start, though, there are a few things you should look out for that will help you earn XP much faster in Fallout 4.

• High Intelligence – Every point you put into intelligence will help boost your experience earned. I would suggest levelling up Intelligence for the most productive method of XP farming in Fallout 4.
• Lab Coat – Picked up in the vault from a chest of drawers in your bedroom. This adds two Intelligence points.
• Well Rested – This will help you earn more XP when you’re trying to level up fast in Fallout 4. It gives a 10% boost, so make sure you have a little kip before you turn anything in or discover new places.

Crafting XP farm

This one will require you to have at least enough materials to construct something from the decorations list at your Fallout 4 base. Simply head to your base and open up the workshop menu. Head into your decorations menu and select something to build. Repeatedly build this item until you are all out of resources, scrap it all, and repeat. This will quickly level you up in Fallout 4.

The best thing you can build is statues. These will provide the most XP and will help you level up fast in Fallout 4. You can learn the ability to build statues by grabbing the magazine Picket Fence in the boss area of Saugus Ironworks. You can rush this base or fight your way through.

However, you may not have the resources you need to build a lot of one item. In this case, you can use a glitch in the game to duplicate items until you have more than enough. Here are the steps to duplicate any resource in Fallout 4.

• Drop the resource you want to duplicate glitch in Fallout 4.
• Enter Workshop mode.
• Press the Scrap button and Store button simultaneously. Do not let go of the store button. You should see two boxes pop up on top of each other.
• Press the Scrap and Yes button without letting go of the Store button.
• Now, you have scrapped and stored an item, doubling it. If this is done correctly, you can infinitely duplicate items in Fallout 4. This is much easier on a controller.

Piper is best girl

So, as previously discussed, sleeping eight hours will already award a 10% boost to XP due to the well-rested perk. However, having Piper along as your companion will also add a few more bonuses to XP. Bringing her along for the ride will give 50 XP per location discovered rather than 25. meaning you level up fast whenever you discover a new Fallout 4 location.

On top of this, if you have managed to romance her, even sleeping an hour with her will give the Lovers Embrace boost for another 15% XP boost.

The Idiot of Fallout 4

The Idiot Savant perk gives the chance to grant 3x XP on any action, with the chance of this happening growing with lower intelligence. The higher the rank of Idiot Savant, the better it gets. The final level will grant a possible 5x XP and the chance to trigger 3x XP for any kill for a period.

With this equipped, the best thing you can do is farm the locations with respawning enemies. Look for mirelurks and enemy bases.

Exploration is the best leveller

Just getting out there and into the world of Fallout 4 is the best way to level up fast in the game. Fallout 4 isn’t supposed to be a grind and will rarely have you out in the Wasteland looking for ways to get more powerful; Bethesda doesn’t make grindy games.

As you play through Fallout 4, discovering its various vaults and lore, the game will naturally progress you to where you should be. It is uncommon to be drastically under-levelled. If you are, it is probably because you’re not supposed to be in that area yet. And if you keep dying, well, that’s usually a user-skill issue.