Bottom line, it’s not all about the material. SOME models need it, because they have very little contact area on the plate and you’re trying not to use a raft or brim that will make cleanup more of an issue. Or because a small ‘spherical’ growing shape might warp the tiniest bit upward while printing at the perimeter and make it more likely to get snagged. Z-hop to avoid the head grabbing and yanking when you have many small objects on the plate now requires me to edit my material setting (or have one WITH Z-hop, one without for the same material.
That… that seems so stupid… Might be a good time to learn and setup a different slicer. Both Cura and Prusaslicer now have support for snapmakers, though Prusaslicer only has profiles for the A250 & A350 currently. I’ve got my own modified profile in prusaslicer where I gave it a proper purge line, heats the bed before the nozzle so it doesn’t ooze everywhere, etc.