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public class RuntimeAssets : MonoBehaviour {

private static RuntimeAssets bundle;
public static RuntimeAssets getBundle(){
if(bundle == null){
bundle = GameObject.Find(”RuntimeAssets”).GetComponent();
}
return bundle;
}

public GameObject projectile_1;
public GameObject projectile_2;
public GameObject highlighter;

}

I can assign projectile_1, projectile_2, etc to prefabs in the editor, and from code I can call RuntimeAssets.getBundle().projectile_1 to dynamically assign.

However, when you want assets that aren’t placed in the level to be included, you would be SOL. Take, for instance, if my player has 2 weapons that he always own, you’d want to always include all assets related to them. And just place a player spawn in the level. This merely one example. There’s also the case of wanting things to be more strongly typed in code, instead of just referring to a prefab which may point to any which object.