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yeah not really in my case...
Plus my brother in law wasnt even drunk and punched a wall with a Vive in a VR game at a VR Place and broke it so i gess being stone or Sober is the way to go to play VR...
always tought it would make me sick like in a rollercoaster cuzz it turns all kinds being drunk in a VR Game...
Motion sickness has never been a problem for me, and never heard anyone talk about alcohol and motion sickness as having any relation to each other. If anything I'd imagine it'd blur everything together and let you ignore stuff more easily. Honestly, it's not a thing anyone I know suffers in general, within the VR communities I hang around with. You do just get over motion sickness after a short while. It's way over hyped by cautious developers.
There is the obvious risk of accidentally damaging your expensive hardware or hurting yourself, of course. That's simply down to you to judge the risks and try to prepare your playspace to be a safe area. Be careful of where you put any open drinks etc. Consider moving or protecting fragile objects. Try not to 100% lose yourself. etc.
The one other "drawback" of alcohol in VR, is that there is always no shortage of potential people to drink with, and no need to leave the house, which might tempt you to drink more often than you would have before. xD