So I think the idea that pfsense is a plug-n-play solution is far from the truth if you want advanced configurations like these or sometimes basic configs. Pfsense is a very versatile firewall and with all this versatility comes a learning curve also. Pfsense’s documentation and community is actually pretty good so its a lot of reading and learning. Networking in general can be can a pretty big hurdle to begin with if you’re new and then trying to configure something a firewall to do what you want would be extremely challenging. So with that said, I think videos can only go so far. Everyone will a different use case/config/crazy setup. If people don’t people don’t like the time it takes to set one up then its probably not for them. I would, however, encourage people to use it if they really want to take the time to learn networking. 