LOL Designers Released New Running Animations of Several Heroes: Alistar Turned into a ninja?
As is known, the new heroes of the League of Legends feature a change in animation as they move faster while some old heroes do not behave so.

Interestingly, the former designer Rory Alderton seems to be dissatisfied after releasing the new version of Fiora Laurent’s walking animation. It seems that the fist really wants to add a new version of running animation to those old heroes.
The new version of Fiora Laurent’s walking animation given at the time:



In the last few days, designer Rory Alderton has released several new different animations that involved a number of heroes.
New running animation of Quinn:

↑The animation on the right represents the new version
New running animation of Karma:

↑The animation on the left represents the new version
New running animation of Alistar:

↑The animation on the left represents the new version
Most players have accepted the previous two animations, but the last one aroused much controversy. Many players think that Alistar of this huge size does not suit this running animation.
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