>>420047847
That was me last week. I don't like sitting in VR, it looks weird and the trackers get in the way. I stand until I get tired, then I lean for a bit (pictured here) and then I lay down on my bed and get comfy and invariably fall asleep.
I fell asleep this week too, not really even meaning to. I was trying to stay up for the Kikyo meetup but ended up being an hour late due to oversleeping. It was a long week and I was tired and if you fall asleep and get comfortable you'll fall asleep pretty easily.
The most conducive thing to sleep is comfort, I think. I don't think you'll be able to fall asleep unless you've optimized your setup for comfort.
Brightness is important too, I turn my headset to like 75% brightness max.

>>420050968
That's so much. I wish that there was a greater variety of booth assets available though, so much of it is streetwear and techwear.

>>420050752
They do use a good bit less when you don't move. Pypy depletes my trackers a lot faster than general use.

>>420051496
I do think it's nice to fall asleep in VR surrounded by friends. If you turn the brightness down and turn the sound down to where the american yelling is a low murmur, it's a pretty comfy.
It's also nice to sleep if you have a sleeping buddy that you enjoy sleeping with. 

It's true that VR sleep is ultimately lower quality sleep than regular sleep, though. I always avoid falling asleep in VR on weekdays at all costs because I'll be a zombie at work next day if I do.