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judge + those skills + a decently high-concealment primary should get you to three detection
Concealment is a number on weapon you want higher, to result in lower detection.
Detection, is the number on circle that you want low. The Concealment of a weapon to result in low detection it actually a higher number. The most concealed weapons are 32 concealment (30+2 from skill, inner pockets for melee, or the skill for silencers that adds cocealment) which then results in low detection. 3 concealement on weapon should be max detection or damn close, just for that weapon alone.
So, Detection Level= number on character you want low for sneaky.
Concealment= number on weapon that you want higher, to result in lower detection level for sneaking.
Get it right.
Sorry again, but between steam dl issues and not being able to pay PD2 for 3 days now, and people continually doing this one, it went from minor annoyance to driving me crazy.
Unfortunately for OP, the Judge and the Bernetti both occupy the secondary slot. It's good to keep in mind, though.
Ah yes, I forgot entirely about those additional boosts. Thanks for reminder.
Basic is just a total affront though.