yeah, I agree with you. We are so used to suffering I guess. Most of us enjoy reading 600pgs books with technical data. Sincerely I prefer youtube videos, there are lots of guys teaching all kind of stuff, how to fly VFR, IFR, how to use airliners, etc. You can find a friend to fly with, he/she can teach you too. Reality is that no in-game tutorial will teach you enough to make you a master of VFR or IFR, there is a lot to learn so investigation and self teaching use to be a must for us simmers. The very first time I jumped into an A10C in DCS for example, It took me 6 months to feel like I knew all the basics of flying. So I learned with a fighter plane instead of a simple Cessna 152, my bad. If you are a beginner, I would recommend you to learn how to fly VFR first, using landmarks and learning the basics of the Cessna 152 for example. Then you can learn how to use a VOR, an ADF and such. Sadly it is a long process, but I learned to enjoy the journey. This sim makes a lot of things a lot more easier for beginners in the sense that the sim is easier, the UI is a lot more friendly for example, at least in my opinion. Anyways, it is a hard topic, there is a lot to learn for an in-game guided tutorial to help. And just wait for the harder planes to come, starting up an airliner? sure, it will take you like 2 hours the first time you try it. Its fun tho, but it requires a lot from you. Also, check FSEconomy, I am not sure it that is already working in MSFS, but if that is, it adds a lot to the sim, it adds like a layer of role playing to the game. You pretend you have jobs to do, deliveries and such with a complex economy system behind.