So, that "Glide Complete" was at ~7.5km altitude, but also ~50km from the outpost. Which one triggered it? i.e. could you have glided at 2500 m/s for longer if you'd stayed higher? Or is it that 50km from target instead, meaning no way to extend the glide (and in fact you'll want to be lower when you hit that boundary) ?
So, that "Glide Complete" was at ~7.5km altitude, but also ~50km from the outpost. Which one triggered it? i.e. could you have glided at 2500 m/s for longer if you'd stayed higher? Or is it that 50km from target instead, meaning no way to extend the glide (and in fact you'll want to be lower when you hit that boundary) ?
The glide currently disengages at ~7km above (an approximate) floor height, 11km short of face-firsting into the landscape, or when you come in too steep (60 degrees plus). If you don't want to take in the views you can dive bomb in a fair bit faster- I've certainly managed orbit to landed on a small world within a minute, given an inappropriate disregard for safety.
The transition from space to planet looks awesome!
However, I'm a little concerned about the terrain that the planetary bases are built on. It always looks like a giant "stencil from space" made a circular flat area. It looks artificial, not like a crater or something that could occur naturally. I'd expect the bases be built around the terrain, not the other way round.