I can see bioships being starboard thrustered, as rough equivalent if
being righthanded.
pwd
And as summary of a points already made in that thread:
If ships age changing the relations between their stats
(mass/thrust/armour ect.) a nation that builds bioships might have some
retired or infantile warships, that make frighters, yachts or whatever
with stats not usually found in theese roles.
Putting that much armour (or whatever) on a frighter might not be
costeffective in a metal ship, but as retired military ships they might
be.
And even if military bioships are roughly equal to metal ones, having the
retired ones around, or the ones from the craddle, might be an advantage
for the bioship nation militarily, because comerceraiding against them is
harder, and civilian ships pressed into a military role in times of
emergency do have other qualities.
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