<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Sequence-based architectures in Unity involve every sequence inheriting from a common base class, GameSequence, which manages when and how sequences activate utilizing Unity's lifecycle methods and UnityEvents for triggering audio/visual effects.</li><li>This method allows for easy configuration and execution of sequences within Unity Editor, promoting modular thinking and scalability in game development.</li><li>Benefits include predictable lifecycle management, no need for boilerplate code for activation, and encouraging a visually composed hierarchy in Unity for interactions.</li><li>Challenges include managing scene hierarchy when over-nesting sequences and potential runtime errors due to improper configuration. Best practices involve clear naming conventions, focused responsibilities, and keeping dependencies encapsulated.</li></ul>

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