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# Training (2nd Gen Fighters)

Training is GFC's version of what many other projects called 'Breeding', it allows a Genesis Galaxy Fighter to create a 2nd generation Galaxy Fighter, the training process looks like this: 

`1 Galaxy Fighter + 4 weapons (burned) + 800 $GCOIN = 2nd generation Galaxy Fighter` 

The rarity of the 2nd generation Galaxy Fighter is determined by the weapons you use to train it, and unlike forging, you will be able to use a combination of both ranged and melee weapons as training ingredients. Using higher tiers weapon and OG weapons for training will significantly increase the chances of receiving a rare 2nd generation. 

The Generation 1 Galaxy Fighter used in the training process will also have an effect on the rarity of the Gen 2 fighter, the stronger and more rare the Gen 1 fighter is, the stronger and more rare the output will be:

2nd generation fighters are special for the following reasons: 

1. On average stronger than Gen 1 fighters
2. Ability to earn Gold Keys 
3. Participate in the exclusive weekly tournaments of $ETH/$GCOIN prize 
4. Access to exclusive Discord channel

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