I am generally unsatisfied with the TIE advanced as we have seen it in 2.0, so I'm redesigning it to be more accurate to canon. The ship should be more expensive, but it is... an ADVANCED version of the series. However, It is still slower and beefier than the TAP and the Interceptor, but without making it a gimped ship that feels NOTHING like the ship it should feel like, but also without making it too much like the Defender.
3 Attack
3 Agility
3 Hull
2 Shields
Focus --> Barrel roll
Lock
Barrel Roll --> Evade
Boost
Ship ability:
Advanced Targeting Computer
While you perform a primary attack against a defender you have locked, change 1 (damage) result to a (critical) result.
System Slot
2 Mod slots
Speed 1: Blue banks , white straight
Speed 2: White turns, blue banks, blue straight,
Speed 3: White turns, white banks, blue straight , Red trolls
Speed 4: White straight, Red K-turn
Speed 5: White straight
Design insights:
I added back the Evade, but tied to the barrel roll. I did this for several reasons.
A, The ship should roll better than an X-Wing. That's the thing it does
B, The ship is still bulkier and heavier than a TIE, so the evade shouldn't come naturally.
C, The TIE Aggressor has Barrel-roll into an Evade, so it helps building some identity with the sister ship.
I also added a red boost. It's red because the ship is not as fast as an Interceptor or a Defender, but it shouldn't be outspeeded by an X-Wing either. Vader can add Engine Upgrade to make it white, and if balance is an issue EU can always cost more on Vader. So Vader can do what Vader does, but it can be expensive.
I didn't change the dial, because with the added mobility from actions, it feels right.
I moved around the Attack dice granted by the Targeting computer to the ship. The special ability of the ship is no longer a drawback, but a benefit. You can attack without locks, but locks make it so much better.
I don't think this would be broken, and it still has a solid identity amongst the other imperial ships, while being more similar to the related designs.