We’ve turned into a Hive, things are getting serious. Auto-translated

Who is Heath Ledger, and why is he suddenly 2:30?

Some guy from England played a lot of games featuring various knights. He probably had a good diet when he was a kid.

Well done. The point isn't how much you've gained, but the fact that you're still gaining, which means it's physically possible. Just don't give up. You'll reach your goal in a couple of years, maybe even sooner if you adjust your diet.
What's the minimum height you're aiming for?

By the way, I also grew 2 cm. Now my maximum height is 195 cm.

I wouldn't say it's average height, especially considering the average height of a Russian dwarf is 175 cm. But you still have a long way to go to reach the height of real ogres. Just look at Shaka – he's 216 cm tall. And there are even taller ones.

Good job, the main thing is not to lose heart and to find the positive side in any situation.

In summer, you still can’t go grinding, so this isn’t the best option.

Actually, exceeding two meters in height is very difficult. I've rarely seen people who are actually taller than 2 meters. Maybe I can recall only about 5 such people in my entire life. And I did study at university, where there were many tall guys. But 1 meter 90 centimeters – that's more common, there were many of them. It's about the fact that the height needs to be increased without any cheating, naturally, so to speak. They say that ogres love to feast on bear meat. I would like to try bear meat myself; who knows, maybe I'll like it.

There's nothing special about it, I've tried it. Of course, it's canned meat, which doesn't fully reveal the flavor of the meat, but still...
The best game meat we could get was wild boar. That was truly top-notch; it absorbed the best qualities of all meats in the world, both in aroma and texture, unlike this fatty and bland store-bought pork, it's completely different.

You can easily catch parasites and diseases from bear meat, so it's best not to eat it.

I've already eaten beef, pork, lamb, horse meat, venison, and moose. Now I need to try bear meat. We don't sell it here, so I have to go somewhere else.

You can easily catch parasites and diseases from bear meat, so it's best not to mess with it.

Well, maybe that's why they make canned meat; after several hours of cooking, there won't be any parasites left, and even the bear itself will be gone.

I've already eaten beef, pork, lamb, horse meat, venison, and elk. Now I need to try bear meat. We don't sell it here, so I need to go somewhere.

It's your choice, but everyone here knows me as the first taste tester, so I won't be modest; my previous post should be worth something 😎 If you think that boar is the same as pig, then no, not even close.

Well, maybe that's why they make canned meat – after several hours of cooking, there's nothing left in it, not even the bear, let alone any parasites.

We can't know how well it was cooked, especially since some harmful organisms are very resistant to heat. It's a gamble, one way or another, even if the chance of failure is relatively small.

Well, I’m not an Ogre, I’m a Warlock.

Is that the police?