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This is like asking why do you prefer to start your engine with a key when we have buttons that scan your fingerprint and authenticate you with Apple?

If the BIOS is sufficient and simpler... why not?

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You can't boot from NVMe with BIOS, not interested in running systems that don't boot off NVMe

I wonder why? I would expect that it is possible technically just that "the powers that be" made a policy decision not to allow it.

If it were possible would you use the BIOS?

There are a handful of drives that support booting via bios - Samsung 950 Pro is the most common.

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