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It uses building swaps and replacements via the faction and NPC lists.
If a mod removes these in preference of their own rather than renaming or editing vanilla then modded props when be used.
It's more likely to become apparent once world states start getting tripped and the assets might get muddled as lesser factions adopt a mixture of their own and main faction settings.
It shouldn't cause any real errors, but the aesthetics may get a little muddled or not be used.
honestly not sure what they guy was asking