The best way to get a 2,000,000 unit debris field is to destroy 1,667 Light Fighters, alternatively also 112 Battleships but you can use any type of ships (espionage probes for example – although the crystal costs makes such a moon try very expensive). Of course it's better if you plan the attack and minimize your losses by just leaving a only the necessary amount of ships on you planet. For the worst case, that means you haven't saved your fleet or you have saved it wrong and an enemy has destroyed it – at this point you can get a moon with a little luck as consolation. You can get a moon if some ships, yours or the ships of another player are destroyed near your planet. However if you have a debris field larger or equal 2,000,000 units, then you're guaranteed a moon that's at least 8,366 Kilometers in diameter, these are harder to destroy by other players and only at great effort and possibly many losses.Ī moon only occurs on a planet where there's been a battle. Moons created with debris field smaller than 2,000,000 units will have a random size. Size is important when it comes to moons, if your moon is too small then it can easily be destroyed, after this the next big battle has a chance to create another moon but possibly a bigger one. A moon only occurs on a planet that's been attacked and only one moon can exist per planet. If there's a big enough battle at a planet causing a huge debris field to occur, then with a little luck (moonchance) this can become concentrated into a moon. Unlike planets, moons can be created and they can be destroyed in battles. For these reasons it's seriously recommended to work towards getting a moon as soon as you have developed a stable economy, able to sustain this expensive effort.
Moons are one of the most important elements in OGame, not only because they allow you to fleet save your fleet securely but they can also be used to intercept an enemy's fleet or to send your own ships to the other end of the universe in split seconds.
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