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DestinyPostGameCarnageReportEntry.values​

inside each DestinyPostGameCarnageReportEntry is a values property that houses information about that character's data in the activity

this is advertised by the spec as a generic dictionary containing unknown keys, each of which points to a DestinyHistoricalStatsValue

in practice, here's some keys that are probably inside the values dictionary:

  • globally
    • assists
    • completed
    • completionReason
    • deaths
    • efficiency
    • fireteamId
    • kills
    • killsDeathsAssists
    • killsDeathsRatio
    • opponentsDefeated
    • score
    • teamScore
    • activityDurationSeconds - the activity overall
    • startSeconds - how many seconds after start, that this character joined
    • timePlayedSeconds - how much time this character spent in the activity
  • in team activities
    • team - yes this is usually "18" and "19". who knows why.
  • in pvp activities
    • averageScorePerKill
    • averageScorePerLife

* this may be a second or a couple seconds, even for characters who were there in the activity from launch.
in PVE, it will typically be 0 for the fireteam leader.

DestinyHistoricalStatsValue​

it's is a complex beast in theory, offering fields like statId, basic, pga, weighted, activityId
but in practice, in a PGCR, you'll just find a basic property, which stores a numeric, and a display value, for that stat.

// this is silly. we know 23 is 23
{
  "value": 23,
  "displayValue": "23"
}

// these are more helpful
{
  "value": 0,
  "displayValue": "Objective Completed"
}
{
  "value": 1223,
  "displayValue": "20m 23s"
}

completionReason​

completed and completionReason work in tandem to determind the "outcome" of the activity for this character. see: completionReason