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As I've said to a couple of people, I definitely have seen people set different X and Y settings on joysticks/thumbsticks/tilt-controls. I'm specifically talking about the mouse version, which I've never actually encountered anybody using, up until the testimony of these people, in this thread.
And yeah, my experience is the same as yours. It's only been in the last six or seven years that I've really started to see games include options to set individual axis controls for the mouse.
In those most current years, though, it has been a very common option. The majority of medium-to-AAA budgeted games include the option. I did figure that meant some people were using it. I just wondered how common it really was. I'd never considered trying it myself, deliberately, until now.