Dont know how to view that either...  of course not being able to get into the game to learn basic things like that could help out too (not whining, just stating fact)

Exactly the points I was trying to get across myself, you just said it better.  But I still stand behind my concept of (at least in this game that is new and growing) that MT = better game in the long run...  'cause like in my analogy of members cumulatively spending 500 USD on MT items -- some of that will undoubtedly go back to expand the functionality of the game itself.

Yeah and I haven't read anything about 'custom skins' being able to be made via MT or anything like that though a few people have suggested it.  But like you've pointed out here that could open up the game for a few exploits and nastry-grams.  On top of that with all us eve players coming over here, if there was a custom skin generation option, you know it would be an eve player to figure out how to use it to his advantage first -- that is afterall what we were groomed to do in eve's pvp scene..  build it, buy-it, expose it, and prevail.

All that I have seen that they have planned in MT here, is the ability to change the mech colors (solid colors only i believe -- although a metallic pink or pearl blue would be nice)...

But to be against MT even vanity-item only MT's just for the sake of being against it is also a flawed thought process.  While I see both the down-sides and the upsides to MT's, I have not chosen to purchase any cash items as of yet in any game that had MT's.  That is not to say that I wouldnt in the future.

But to even have a community, each individual player has to be immersed in the game on their own personal level and if it takes having a pink mech than bring it on.

I'd rather have someone next to me fighting in a pink mech who is immersed in the game both as an individual and as part of the community whole than someone who is just going through the motions because its what they learned to do.

The only reason it should frustrate any of the gamers who wont pay for the optional feature, is if it became game-changing.  a Non vanity item such as changing your mech color is of no importance to the game, other than for pure vanity and asthetic value to the player behind the mech.

What it does do, is it gives that player behind the pink/blue/green/gold/chartreuse mech a little individualism which helps to further their own immersion into the game.  And as I stated before, the few (maybe 20% of the perp population right now) who would pay for the vanity colors helps increase the cash-flow for the company which helps them to expand both the functionality of the client as well as upgrading servers to a more robust server.

So where we are paying 9.95 a month to play this game, having a few MT items for colors or other vanity items (even a monocle for your mech)-- especially where-in the dev's here has described the difference of MT being that you will have to interract with the game in order to utilize the MT -- isn't necessarily a bad thing that people portray MT's to be but in the grand scheme of things even if the game company only makes say 500 USD per month of their MT's (or 93,614 HUF - being as PERP is based in hungary) that is quite a lot of $$$ for them to put right back into the game to make it better, and even helps to create more jobs in hungary for further dev's which in-turn makes the game better. 

So MT's make the game better any way you look at it, as long as it remains a vanity-item shop.

While it would be funny, the ccp logo couldn't be a part of it.  Since the CCP logo is trademarked, legally no one can use the logo without prior written notice -- and we all know CCP would try and charge perp dev's for use of their logo. 

Perp of course wouldnt go for being charged by CCP for anything.