Payday 3: Max Skill Points Guide | How to Unequip Skills

So you’re ready to dive into the world of Payday 3 to wreak havoc and make a profit in no specific order. Doing all of that and not getting yourself killed takes skill, and you need a lot of those too! Like at least a hundred and twenty to be exact.

Sadly, the maximum amount of skill points you can have in Payday 3 has changed. You’re going to have to plan out your build carefully until the skill cap gets tweaked. Check out the guide below and find out how you can make further changes to the skills you don’t have equipped yet!

Max Skill Points Guide | How to Unequip Skills

There’s a total of 105 different skills that you can unlock. This includes the Hacker skill that lets you disable cameras. The maximum skill points you can have in Payday 3 however, is an astounding 21.

As you play and progress through the game, you’ll earn your skill points for every two levels of infamy that you gain.

You can check your skills every now and then in the loadout screen. You’ll be able unlock the maximum number of skill points once you hit level 100.

To unequip any skill, go to the Skills tab in the Loadout Menu. Select an upgrade and press “T” on your keyboard to equip or unequip the skill you want to make changes to.

Payday 3 Max Skill Points Guide Loadout Screen

And that’s the maximum amount of skill points you can have in Payday 3. Now, go out there and fire a gun in the open unprovoked. If your teammates ask, tell them you’re doing a loud stealth run!

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