Bad quality

[Sushi-Mampfer]

After doing all steps and configuring the printer as well as using the prusa slicer config, my benchy looks pretty bad. My other print also has some damages, but the shape is way simpler and therefore it's less noticeable. The only thing changed was the temperatures to fit my filament(iirc 210).

iirc printed with 15mm^2/s (if not it's 17mm^2/s)

Printed with 17mm^2/s

Is this fixable?

[bassamanator]

1. Make sure your first layer is good to begin with, see ellis3dp.com. You might have a skewed x axis, you'll need to do the compensation, search this repo.
2. Orcaslicer's flow rate calibration is really excellent, the results are very easy to "read". You want to do yolo recommended.
3. You want to tweak your top surface settings, this is what you want: (https://makerworld.com/en/models/2083080-advanced-top-surface-guide-understand-improve#profileId-2251186), it's easier than you think. Just be sure to enable dev mode. This works in orcaslicer as well, you don't need bambustudio.

Besides these points, it is assumed you have done everything listed under initial steps in my everything-sv06 repo.