Calibrate your printer and make sure your filament is dry. That's a heat or moisture issue. Get the temp specs on your filament and use that for the calibration.
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So, after the comment by @Chais@sh.itjust.works I checked my slicer settings again, it turns out the nozzle size was somehow changed from 0.4 to 0.2. I'll do a test print with the nozzle size reset.
Looks like something is dragging across the print. Maybe the print bed is no longer level?
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The print bed was levelled before this print. But your comment about dragging got me thinking, I am under the impression that Orcaslicer does something different. It feels like there are a lot more layers than before, even though I don't remember changing settings for layer height. So I just sliced something I printed before, and the number of layers doubled, the print time quadrupled.

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