diff --git a/TacticalAI/Movement.cpp b/TacticalAI/Movement.cpp
index ec5daaaf..5bc4b0a9 100644
--- a/TacticalAI/Movement.cpp
+++ b/TacticalAI/Movement.cpp
@@ -516,13 +516,18 @@ INT32 InternalGoAsFarAsPossibleTowards(SOLDIERTYPE *pSoldier, INT32 sDesGrid, IN
 #ifdef DEBUGDECISIONS
 		AIPopMessage("destination Grid # itself not valid, looking around it");
 #endif
-		if ( CREATURE_OR_BLOODCAT( pSoldier ) )
-		{
-			// we tried to get close, failed; abort!
-			pSoldier->pathing.usPathIndex = pSoldier->pathing.usPathDataSize = 0;
-			return( NOWHERE );
-		}
-		else
+		// Commented out this branch for now because bloodcats are constantly failing to find a legal destination in the previous call to legalNPCDestination
+		// Following the function calls deep enough ( GoAsFarAsPossibleTowards -> InternalGoAsFarAsPossibleTowards -> LegalNPCDestination -> NewOKDestination -> InternalOkayToAddStructureToWorld -> OkayToAddStructureToTile) shows that the last one fails when checking if we can add bloodcat's structure onto the tile our merc is
+		// This then results them freezing and staying in place even if they can see our mercs
+		// The reason I'm leaving the code here instead of simply removing it is because this and the check for adding structures to a tile are really old code,
+		// which has definitely worked fine at some point. As I'm right now unable to find the real reason for this breaking, I'm just circumventing the issue for now. -Asdow
+		//if ( CREATURE_OR_BLOODCAT( pSoldier ) )
+		//{
+		//	// we tried to get close, failed; abort!
+		//	pSoldier->pathing.usPathIndex = pSoldier->pathing.usPathDataSize = 0;
+		//	return( NOWHERE );
+		//}
+		//else
 		{
 			// else look at the 8 nearest gridnos to sDesGrid for a valid destination