We cured the poison and stopped the bleeding. We're not equipped to actually remove the sword and, as pointed out in other threads, removing a huge blade from a stab wound is not a good thing to do if you're not equipped to deal with the aftermath, which we aren't.
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We also had to stop the rampant bleeding, which we now have. Removing N'zoth removes the last major threat to Azeroth, hence the name.
The most difficult thing to do is accept that there is nothing wrong with things you don't like and accept that people can like things you don't.
I keep seeing this question pop up and I honestly have no idea where or why people got the idea that we'd be dealing with Gorribal in BfA. Never once did I even for a second think that Gorribal is getting removed any time soon, nor was it ever implied that it would be. It's gonna stay there until someone big enough to pull it out comes around, either Sargeras breaking out of prison or Azeroth herself.
we dealt with the sword already at the end of Legion when we sacrificed our Artifacts to make it powerless
Maybe when Azeroth is born, she will take Sargeras sword and she will use it
This sounds about right
Still, this lil' sword in Silithus - the whole Azerite subplot, in fact - was cool at the beginning, and it showed great promise... if only writers knew to write something other than MoP 2.0: Purity Sue vs Villain Sue. It tried to be a lot of things at the same time, while doing none particularly well, and it was little more than Applied Phlebotinum... and was pretty much left in the cold halfway through the xpac. It was brought back in one of the most hamfisted ways imaginable, and it is doubtful it will ever happen anything with it at the end. And if it ever does, it will be offscreen, or on some cringey novel that only 5% or so of the playerbase will read (because getting the whole story in-game is asking too much, according to some folks in these boards) and will probably be retconned during SL anyway. BfA in a nutshell.
I am at the moment assuming that the whole Azerite problem will be resolved during the pre-patch, but that does not necessarily include the removal of the sword.
I mean that thing is kilometers high and we are not even sure how deep it goes into the earth. I just have no idea how we are supposed to remove it. We would need another Titan to pull it out, but the consequences of that might be even worse then what the initial stab did. Much like when Aman'thul plucked Y'shaaraj from the planet, the devastation nearly destroyed Azeroth. The wound might get much worse from this.
It is possible that the Reorigination drive can do something about once we are done with N'zoth. If I understand it correctly that thing after all dissolves all kinds of matter and reshapes it. Maybe it can dissolve the sword. But the wound would still be there and we have no idea how to heal a Titan.
Check back in 10.0 for the continuation of Azeroth storylines.
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Maybe she just likes to have something dark, thick and big inside of her
Sword? I dunnae what yer talking 'bout, champion! Azeroth's woonds are healed! Yer more than a champion to yer people, ye have healed Azeroth's woonds!