This is the base of a pumpkin. There is a little support where the over hang is a bit much to start. How did I get great smoosh on the support but not the first layer of the actual print?! They're the same layer!
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Look at your first layer in the slicer. I suspect the bottom of the pumpkin isn't flat and that the center of it is raised some, so not much of the actual base is touching the bed. To fix this you can either lower the pumpkin some (basically cropping the bottom flat) or print it on a raft and make sure you have supports everywhere.
Thanks, I'll check that.
Also check that the bed itself is still flat.
Remember that despite all the software and electronics printers use, they are ultimately hardware, and hardware wears out and breaks sometimes.
My glass bed has warped over time with heat cycles to the point where the center of the bed is a full mm lower than the edges and corners. Every slicer setting in the world can't fix that. The fix was a new bed, or you could work around it if you have a touch sensor to make a bed mesh, but then the bottom of your parts still won't be flat.
Thanks!