I send some vessels from one planet to another with mission deploy!
Fleet  arrived at destination (by graph and timing out) and nothing happens... https://prnt.sc/jylhh3
Return time was running out but nothing... https://prnt.sc/jylp5b
Same thing happens with two other fleet...  https://prnt.sc/jylpj3

I was waiting that time for return to expire, and nothing happens... https://prnt.sc/jylpy0
Then I refresh the page in browser and to my surprise there was timing for 24 hours to return from deploy mission?! https://prnt.sc/jylq99

I don't get it?! and they are still out there somewhere lost in space... 

How can i help them to find a way home? 

And now countdown stopped on 23-ish hours https://prnt.sc/jylu9v
This is 5 minutes after... https://prnt.sc/jylv6m
Really? 

Hang tight.... it's a bug in the software.  Or with the server.  this happens rather frequently, actually....although this time it is lasting much longer than usual.  It happens frequently enough that we have a "usual" measurement :)

All will be resolved in time - the catch is, how much time !

Dvorak, Hang tight.... it's a bug in the software.  Or with the server.
It can't be something more... usually it is either a server or software or both... 
 
And now, oddly enough you mentioned on the end that the catch is in time... 

To wright something from other topic on this forum...

I have documented with pictures what actually happens, and to me looks like that all timers reset for some reason or the event time end is in the past IDK for sure...
I can't suggest solution for this one because I did not read code for that and I don't know where to start if I read it anyways... 
So coders will know how to address this issue if it is not the servers time settings... and if I am right then recoding countdown not to depend on server time || or to be a simple count down || or sync with NTP on restart to ensure time related issue bugs to clear out... 


I hope this helps... and if it does not it can't hurt to wright it down again....

Well, a good way to know when trouble is coming, is when pizza starts to fly!