Here my version of the character after sculpting. I looked at pictures of strongman athletes for reference.
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Nice model. Wondering what the black dot on his face is?
And what do you think about his belt?
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The black dot is an iron ring that protects a broken tusk. I really struggled with following the course for the belt and the bracelet. Even tho I used the same modifiers stuff kept clipping through my model. So I did the best I could.
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Maybe it is also a blender version difference but the Multires Modifier did not behave like in the Video. Or I didn’t completely understand what it should do.
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The multi-res didn’t work in previous versions of Blender (bug-related and if I remember correctly, also in the version used in the lessons). But basically, if you use a (working) multi-res. Work in the resolution for sculpting. And just bake from there.
The multi-res allows you also to go back in a lower resolution. Then that resolution is used for the bake. So, check if you are using the highest level you are using before bake.
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Okay, some artistic freedom. Great idea!
The belt follows the orc belly too much, that’s why a ‘bump’ is visible.
If you are using a subsurface modifier. Add extra loops to sharpen the belt edges OR use a bevel OR use the subsurface grease option in the ‘n’ side panel.
But it is already a big achievement when you arrive at this orc project point. Fiddling the belt, maybe at a later moment. Just have fun and enjoy the course!
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Your ogre looks suitably horrible! 
Good work so far keep on going.