Titanfall's servers will be going up in New Zealand and Australia tomorrow, announced a Respawn executive on Twitter.

"Aussie servers coming online, starting Friday morning and building capacity each day!" founder Vince Zampella wrote on Twitter. "Combined EA/MS/Respawn effort to make it happen!"

"EA, Respawn and Microsoft are excited to share the news that Titanfall players based in Australia and New Zealand will be able to connect to Australian-based servers on all platforms," an EA Australia spokesperson said in a statement to Polygon.

A number of Titanfall users are already experiencing problems with the game and EA has posted a help page full of solutions to try and work out beleaguered gamer's questions.

The company said they are aware of a number of glitches for the Xbox One and Windows PC, and are working to fix them, reported Polygon. On the updated site, it lists the primary problems as connection errors, installation issues, and crashes.

Users also experienced problems logging on to Xbox One this week, which company executive Larry Hryb said was unrelated to Titanfall.

For a full list of early Titanfall problems, click here.

Just in time for its release, the Xbox One Titanfall bundle dropped from $500 to $474.99.

However, the $25 price drop is only available after texting "MSHS" to 29502. Upon doing so, a special code will be sent to the user. The bundle is available in the U.S., Australia, and the UK.