Gloves without a nose wipe panel are perfectly fine for a lot of skiers. If you mostly ride in mild or spring conditions, stick to shorter sessions, or prefer minimalist and racing-style gloves, you likely won't miss this feature at all. Many streamlined designs skip it to reduce bulk and keep a clean, low-profile fit.
The tradeoff shows up on cold days when runny noses are basically unavoidable. Without a soft fleece or chamois panel on the thumb, you're wiping against the glove's shell or liner material, which can irritate your skin over a full day on the mountain. It's a small comfort thing that becomes surprisingly annoying when you need it.
If you ski primarily in warmer conditions or don't mind carrying a tissue pack, gloves without a nose wipe are a solid choice. Just know that if you regularly ride in bitter cold, you might end up wishing you had that little soft patch.