No it does not. Everything in the manga is in One Pace.

70% of the way through. It'll be a while before we finish it though.

Everything in the manga is in One Pace. So, we don't cut any pivotal scenes.

Everything in the manga is in One Pace. So, everything that Oda intended is in One Pace.

This week we're rereleasing a new 1080p edit of all of Loguetown! We've rearranged all episodes to allow for a manga-accurate experience -The Roger bar sequence is now in Loguetown 01's new extended cut -The Daddy Masterson story is now in the new optional episode Loguetown 01.5

We're working on it! No ETA on when it'll be done though.

One Pace saves 8894 minutes (and counting)

The extended cut of Wano 55 basically leaves all of episode 1015 untouched. So, those who want to watch it can do so with One Pace.

No worries! Many people have this misconception, so we just like to correct things

Watch up to the latest episode in One Pace, and then switch to Oni Paced. Oni Paced's editor now edits Wano in One Pace, so One Pace is the superior version.

Every arc currently without a dub will have dub added to it in the future

No ETA for that, sadly. In the meantime you can use other fan edits (like Onigashima Paced) to finish Wano.

It is. Plus, when there is anime-original filler we think is good, we release an extended cut which contains said content. So, if you want to watch this watch the extended cuts. If you instead want a pure manga-accurate experience, use the standard cut.

Anime-original scenes which are good are included in extended cuts we release for some episodes. An excellent example of this is Reverse Mountain, whose extended cut keeps the entire Crocus gag, because it's absolutely hilarious.

Whenever there are anime-original scenes we think are good, we release extended cuts which include them

Pre-timeskip Sabaody is a very old arc (around a decade old). So, some of its cuts could be iffy. Modern One Pace is much much better.

It's the other way around. We worked on much of post-timeskip first, and then went back to pre-timeskip (kinda). Sabaody in particular was released concurrently with Dressrosa.

The "crazy good stuff" you talk about refers to anime-original content, which is not present in the standard cut. But, it is present in the extended cuts we release for the episodes which have good filler.