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If you were to visit Fairbanks, AK around this time of year and want sunsets after 6pm, the clock should be forward by 4 hours (AKA Eastern Time Zone). Yes, sunset would be after 6 pm (18:39 instead of 14:39), but, sun wouldn't rise until near 3pm (14:58), later than current sunset! It would be pretty dark at lunchtime (13:00) as opposed to daylight (around solar noon, 2 degrees above horizon).
If you were to visit Fairbanks, AK around this time of year and want sunsets after 6pm, the clock should be forward by 4 hours (AKA Eastern Time Zone). Yes, sunset would be after 6 pm (18:39 instead of 14:39), but, sun wouldn't rise until near 3pm (14:58), later than current sunset! It would be pretty dark at lunchtime (13:00) as opposed to daylight (around solar noon, 2 degrees above horizon).
But pretending the time is something else doesn't actually make it that time or any less dark lol...
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You still have not explained why you are pretending to be in a different timezone to everyone else? It makes no sense whatsoever 
