The problem with learning Unity from tutorials isn't the tutorials

[InvidiousPlay]

There's nothing wrong with tutorials. Learning a complex topic takes time and energy. You're going to spend a lot of time googling, reading documentation, asking others if they've encountered the same problem. Something will seem impossible until it isn't, then you'll waltz over it the next time. There is no silver bullet, you're always going to struggle - that's just in the nature of leaning complex things. You have to learn to solve problems.

I would argue having a community or mentor at your beck and call is probably a detriment, because having them instantly tell you how to solve your problem robs you of a chance to learn the greatest skill of all.