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some of you might even be doing this but here's an example of waht you must'nt do:

you go from point A to B but your unit gets destroyed and you lose the game with a higher chance

here's what I do:

you go from point A to B if succeeded it moves on to C, D,E ,F ,G...
but every time I fail its not an actual failure because it belongs to a bigger plan for example:
you go from poin A to B but you fail somehow but you have thought of an easy solution for this so you succeed to point B2 if failed it just goes on and on and on (my record is D9 :O)
do you get my point (lol point)?

if not then continue reading *sigh*

If you have 2 squads of penal legionnaires 1 holding an objective and the othertrying to capture the enemy objective
point A is the situation on top and B is when I advance towards the enemy objective by moving and shooting (easy eh?), but point B is'nt over at that time you'll have to wait for your opponent to play his turn (these are major points) and he/she destroys your squad so you move to point B2. If you know your opponent this will aid you in your choice so ask yourself ese questions

-does he/she get bored quickly?
-does he/she make moves that he/she does not think of properly?
-is it possible to win an easier way?

they usually help me

if you did'nt understand then sorry I just cant explain better.

PS: sorry for all the spelling mistakes (if there are any)

I don't understand this...
I'm sure you're trying but this is confusing for me.

Eh... Let's say that I develop much more than one tactic per squad per game
its like an Anti What Happens Next (AWHN) tactic so that even if you didnt fully know whats gonna come against you you would be prepared for large blasts, no cover shots, flamers, ap 1-3 weapons etc. etc. etc.

Oh like contingency plans.
So if Unit A needs to take point A but it dies you already have a plan for Unit B to take point A.
And then you also plan ahead of your enemy so if you're playing Orks and you expect flamers you take something to neutralise them or reduce their effectiveness.
Is that what you meant?

Yes!

but you should expect every special weapons from the enemy. Or you could ask to see his/her minis before starting the game (unless its not WYSIWYG)

This tactic works very well with IG im on my 10th win in a row with this tactic (but you have to use it right and not have a match over 3000pts)