Download Data Resource Mobile Legend 2022 ((HOT))

I just got a new phone, so I installed the game and switch to my account. The data downloaded successfully after 30 minutes. I played 3 games and close the game. Later I opened the game again but got stuck on the loading screen like really stuck in it. (15 minutes I waited) this happened thrice. The fourth one I opened the app again and I got in. When I checked my heroes list there is a lot of blank hero images. I go to home and the ingame data resource download appears starting at 27% so I let it download and completed after 25 minutes. I played the game again (3 times to be exact) and the game crashes upon entering the battlefield like back at loading screen then loading to the actual battlefield then it crashes again. I close the game and opened it once more and I actually got in the battlefield and played then after the game ends, post game crashes to home and you can see the ingame data resource download appear again.

Fairly new player here. I only have 2gb/day of data so i was thinking of stopping this download after the basic necessities are downloaded. But i can't find an option to do so. I also put update setting on wifi only, still it's using mobile data ( which is what i use ). I have played mlbb 1.5 years ago for a day or two but i think a download data or stop download button was available. Is there no way to stop these hd resources download rn? Please help

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Just realize this game hog my mobile data cap. It used more than 1GB data this month. Now my data plan is capped earlier than normal. I think I been playing this game more than a year, this is new to me. Any data saving option in the game or did I tick the wrong option that make this game consume so much data

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