Titanfall's newest patch fixes glitches and balance of the game for the PC and Xbox One, and it will arrive at some point this week.

Polygon reported one of the primary glitches fixed will be concerning pilots "rodeoing" a Titan where the gamer would end up out of bounds and fall off. As far as balances, certain objects will now show up on screen, more health will be rewarded on turrets, and certain damage will be noticeable.

A full list of updates can be seen here.

During the release week of Titanfall, there were users who were already experiencing problems with the game and EA had posted a help page full of solutions to try and work out beleaguered gamer's questions.

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

In other news, Titanfall 2 will not be a Microsoft exclusive like the first game according to reports indicating EA received a new publishing deal.
Game developers Respawn originally had the game available for Xbox One, Xbox 360, and Windows PC.

"We do not comment on rumor or speculation," an EA representative told Polygon. "Right now all our focus is on supporting all the fans worldwide enjoying Titanfall."

This news seems to go hand-in-hand with Respawn founder Vince Zampella's tweet from October where he mentioned the company planned to make games for the PS4 and Titanfall's first game was the only guaranteed exclusive.

The game launched on March 11, and was delayed two weeks for the 360 to April 8.