I know some pilots (actual licenses, a couple of whom are commercial pilots) who tell me (non-pilot, don't even pretend) they use MFS to get an idea of the appr

I know some pilots (actual licenses, a couple of whom are commercial pilots) who tell me (non-pilot, don't even pretend) they use MFS to get an idea of the approach to an airport they've never been to. I know some pilots who tell me they use MFS to practice multitasking they various things they need to do to land the plane. I know some pilots who tell me they use MFS to get familiar with the instrument layout on a plane they haven't flown. Every pilot I know says something to the effect 'at the end of the day, MFS is a game and not a hard one...you can't be a pilot without flying the plane and MFS doesn't teach that".