On PC, curving the ball in Blade Ball usually means turning your camera right before or during the hit so the ball follows the direction you’re looking. A simple way to do it is: block normally, then flick your view left, right, up, or behind you at the moment of contact so the ball changes angle instead of going straight.

Basic method

  1. Stand ready for the parry.
  2. As the ball reaches you, move your camera in the direction you want the curve to go.
  3. Release/block at that angle so the ball travels that way instead of straight ahead.

PC tips

  • Turn your mouse/camera, not just your character. The ball follows the direction you’re aiming.
  • Start with small flicks so the timing feels natural before trying sharp curves.
  • Mix curves with straight returns to make your movement less predictable.
  • Some players say shift lock can make you easier to read , while others still use it for consistency; the key is whichever setup lets you aim smoothly.

Easy practice idea

Try this in a safe area: parry once straight, then the next parry turn hard left, then right, then backwards. That helps you learn how much camera movement is needed for each curve.

TL;DR

To curve the ball on PC, hit/parry while flicking your camera in the direction you want the ball to bend. The more natural your timing and mouse control, the better the curve will feel.