I think there might be a language barrier somewhere in between us.
If you search for a thing like enemy respawn without context, the search engine will probably explain to you, what this is or list trending discussions about that. It is a common concept in games. As far as search terms go, it is as bland and generic as searching for
friendly fire
spawn camper
ability cooldown
Nah. You do not use the grammar I am familiar with. I get what you saying, at least I think so, but it just makes little sense. If you do not add nexus or mod plus a game name, your things are bound to not come up in search. Argueing about any lack of discoverablity because of this trivial fact is rather strange.
mod and enemy spawn will show you mods for the most popular game, Minecraft. While nexus will focus on mods on nexus, it will still show the most popular modded game there, which is Skyrim I guess.
Also, if I search Enemy Respawn Resident Evil Requiem, your things do show up, including the Itch page. So I do not understand the premise of your thread.
(Try searching in a private browser window when searching with google. Fresh cookies. Google might adjust your results based on your previous searches and rank certain things higher. The first page of results is not that long. Maybe the Itch page appears on page 2 or 3 for your search terms.)
Ho Joy,It's normal that if I write "Resident evil requiem enemy respawn" it comes up with what it finds, here it comes up with what it finds and I can assure you that if you Google it comes up with my mod which was previously on Nexus (Same mod I have here) But Nexus was in the searches, but itch.io WASN'T THERE, do you understand? That's why I said "it seems too strange to me", Nexus yes?! ITCH.IO no!?
Your mod is not called resident evil requiem enemy respawn it is called enemy respawn resident evil requiem.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=how+important+is+word+ordering+for+a+google+search+ter...
Try the name of your mod, or try adding the word mod after the "wrong" word order and the Itch page will appear. It appeared at #2 in my attempts.
