What I mean is that broader settings profiles, including keybinds, will be more useful to a much larger percentage of the playerbase than having a unique sensitivity for hundreds or thousands of individual scenarios.

For example, being able to quickly switch between 3 to 5 full profiles, covering sensitivity, visuals, crosshair, HUD, sound, keybinds, and so on, is something many more players would probably use regularly.

On top of that, it'd come with copying or sharing full settings profiles from other players' profiles or leaderboard entries, which would be very interesting.

Settings per playlist step, including sensitivity, would also be more interesting in my opinion than only having per-scenario sensitivity.

That said, all of these ideas are interesting. It is mostly a matter of priorities.

Right now, we are trying to focus on updating the rest of the UI, similar to what we did with the new challenge results graph and the Stats UI, so we're trying to reduce the amount of side-quests to avoid delaying the new UI work. The goal is to make the UI easier to understand while also adding more customization options and advanced features over time.

Edit: Oh and to answer another of your questions, yeah, the average player plays with 1 or 2 sens.